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Budget Issues: Assessing Executive Order 12837 on Reducing Administrative Expenses

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Report Type Reports and Testimonies
Report Date Nov. 17, 1993
Report No. AIMD-94-15
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Summary:

The public, Congress, and the Administration are all concerned about the costs of the federal government--both in terms of persistently high deficits and the costs of delivering programs and services. Executive Order 12837 attempts to address these concerns by prescribing across-the-board reductions of administrative expenses. These required reductions, however, will probably not significantly reduce the budget deficit or improve the efficiency and the effectiveness of government programs. Although it supports giving agency managers the flexibility to apply reductions within their agencies, GAO believes that a governmentwide rethinking and reengineering of agency operations would be a better approach to deficit control and productivity improvement. This report specifically examines (1) efforts by the Office of Management and Budget and executive agencies to define administrative expenses, (2) reviews the presentation of fiscal year 1994 administrative expense budgets, and (3) analyzes potential budgetary and management implications of the required administrative cost reductions.

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