The budget is arguably the most important policy decision elected officials make. WhyDiscussion Question 1(150 words)The textbook says, “Budgeting is not a scientific activity” and is instead a craft. Why? ( Discussion question 2) 150 words

This is a multipart process writing assignment, but a coherently-themed whole. “Process writing” is deep and meaningful and tightly aligned with the course’s student learning outcomes; particularly those of critical and analytical thinking, problem solving, and creative thinking. Feedback will be provided to students after each part of the assignment. Students will progressively explore parts of decision-making, incorporating deeper and increasingly meaningful arguments within the discipline, as we move through the course. At each step, students will delve deeper into the learning outcomes, reflecting more sophisticated responses as their body of knowledge grows. Your final draft of the study must be 7 FULL pages of text (at least 7 no more than 8), double-spaced, 1" margins, and size 12 Times New Roman FONT. Hundreds of people worldwide die daily while waiting on an organ transplant list. In many cases there are people willing to help them by giving up their own organs, for a price. However, in most countries, governments have intervened in an effort to deal with concerns of fairness. The kidney organ market in the US is one such of these examples. In the United States such sales are illegal under the National Organ Transplant Act of 1984, but, while well intended, the ban on organ sales does come at a cost.This is a multipart assignment in which you will examine and evaluate the organ market, outlining the merits and weaknesses of regulations as well as suggest an alternative, from an economic point of view. As you progress through the course, you will incorporate more and more economic language into your analysis, in the end forming a complete economic discussion.This is the final draft for the GEA1 Case Study. This portion has two primary parts that will be added to the rough draft, described below. You should write the paper as a cohesive whole; do not include section headers. Use the links above for submission details and rubric.DESCRIPTION Part I - (this draws on welfare analysis regulation (Ch 4) to improve the argument made in the Rough Draft as well as describe an unintended consequence) Consider regulations in the US kidney market and the negative aspects of the government intervention. In addition to improving your paper based on the feedback you received, add to your previous discussion of the US kidney market using what you have learned about DWL and welfare analysis; specifically discuss efficiency concerns as a result of the intervention. You may have discussed DWL in the rough draft but you should elaborate on that discussion and really focus on what causes the DWL and in what ways is loss generate, exactly who is impacted and how; give specific examples.Part II - (this requires you to offer a creative alternate solution to the consequence you described above)Now put yourself in the role of a social advocate. Noting the problems you presented above, what solutions do you have to help protect society? Offer an alternative solution that addresses the issues you noted in the rough draft and avoids the problems you noted above. Be creative, you are not limited to possible government interventions but should also consider potential interventions from other groups in society.https://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tools_citatio...