`TE10024` — Terrible, No Good, Very Bad Ways of Funding Government: Exploring the Cost to Taxpayers of Spending Uncertainty Caused by Governing Through Continuing Resolutions, Giant Omnibus Spending Bills, and Shutdown Crises

Testimony · published 2018-02-06 · v2 · Active · crsreports.congress.gov ↗

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Authors: Clinton T. Brass
Report id: TE10024

Summary

continuing resolution, CR, continuing resolutions, CRs, interim CR, shutdown, funding gap, funding lapse, budget process

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TE10024 — Terrible, No Good, Very Bad Ways of Funding Government: Exploring the Cost to Taxpayers of Spending Uncertainty Caused by Governing Through Continuing Resolutions, Giant Omnibus Spending Bills, and Shutdown Crises

`TE10024` — Terrible, No Good, Very Bad Ways of Funding Government: Exploring the Cost to Taxpayers of Spending Uncertainty Caused by Governing Through Continuing Resolutions, Giant Omnibus Spending Bills, and Shutdown Crises