Write a 1,750- to 2,000-word budgetary analysis that considers
the following issue: • Medicaid is an entitlement program based on specific
criteria and income levels, which means it is a mandatory program that must be
provided in each of the states. Traditionally, both the states and the federal
government together pay for the program. In times when the U.S. economy suffers
challenges, such as high rates of unemployment or when a major crisis like Hurricane
Katrina occurs, more individuals and families become eligible for Medicaid.
This forces states to make difficult budgetary decisions, like shifting dollars
from programs that are not mandatory, such asK–12 school funding, into Medicaid
Match dollars. Answer the following questions in your analysis: • what process
do budgetary policies follow? What legislative committee is assigned to each
part? • How do budgetary changes affect the community? • Which would you
recommend be prioritized: a deficit and cuts, or surplus and additional
funding? • What is the political climate of your state? How does this drive the
agenda? How does this differ from developing legislation? Cite at least five
references. Format your analysis consistent with APA guidelines. . Grading
Criteria •Write a 1,750- to 2,000-word budgetary analysis. • What process do
budgetary policies follow? What legislative committee is assigned to each part?
• How do budgetary changes affect the community? •Which would you recommend be
prioritized: a deficit and cuts, or a surplus and additional funding? • What is
the political climate of your state? How does this drive the agenda? How does
this differ from developing legislation? • Cite at least five references. The
introduction provides sufficient background on the topic and previews major
points. • The introduction provides sufficient background on the topic and
previews major points. • The conclusions logical, flows, and reviews the major
points.

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