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A comparative analysis of congressional budget adjustments for U.S. Special Operations Command

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Figure 1.    Framework for Results-Oriented Agency Budget Practices (From GAO, 2001)
Figure 2.    PPBE Process Overlap (From Potvin, 2011)
Figure 3.    Funding Available to DoD for OCO (Fiscal Years 2001 through 2009) and  DoD’s Fiscal Year 2010 OCO Funding Request (From GAO, 2009)
Figure 4.    USSOCOM Budget Requests & Actual Spending (FY 2000 to 2010)  The next step was to take the budget request and actual spending portions of the  overall DoD budget and analyze them the same way as the USSOCOM budgets
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