Exam 2 deck B Flashcards
U.S. Wars in order of length
- Afghanistan
- Vietnam
- Iraq
- American Revolution
- Civil War
- WW II
- Korea
Costs of wars by % of GDP
- WW II - 35%
- Vietnam - 2.3%
- Iraq - 1.0%
- Korea - 4.2%
- Afghanistan - .3%
Contingency Operations
Deployment of US Armed Forces not for a training exercise and for a purpose that had not been budgeted in advance.
Incremental Costs
would not have otherwise been incurred.
Offsets
funds that would not be used because of the deployment.
5 phases of contingency operations
- predeployment
- deployment
- sustainment
- redeployment
- reconstitution
2 types of funding for recent operations
- traditional
2. non-traditional funding
Traditional Funding
- regular appropriations
- supplemental appropriations
- Title IX Bridge Funds
- reprogramming
Non-traditional Funding
- Feed and Forage
- Defense Cooperation Account
- Funds Transfer
Funding War with Supplemental Cons
- bypass the authorization process
- not included in presidents budget
- less congressional scrutiny
- enables base budget to migrate to supplemental.
Funding War with Supplemental Pros
- identify cost of war
- more flexible and responsive
- not reliant on regular appropriations or authorizations
3 types of accounting in DoD
- Financial Accounting
- Managerial Accounting
- Budgetary Accounting
Government Management Reform Act 1994
mandated financial statements for all federal agencies
Federal Government Accounting equation
net position BB + Unexpended appropriations + cumulative result of operations = Net Position
DoD F/S Balance Sheet
snapshot of department’s financial position at end of the fiscal year. Assets, Liabilities, Net Position