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Annotated Bibliography 1. The relationship between a strategic plan and the budgeting process Lalli, W. R. (2012). Handbook of budgeting. Hoboken (N.J.): Wiley. Thesis: Budgeting is a component, a product of strategic planning. A good academic source for this thesis is the book by William R. Lalli by the title of “Handbook of Budgeting”. The handbook is a good resource for analyzing the right type of budget to be used. The handbook provides with vital information on the necessary tools to be implemented for the completion of any budget. The book reveals how budgets can help in reducing the chances of repetitions of previous errors. It also brings to light how effective budgeting can help in making the organization get prepared to deal …show more content…

This source is a part of the larger agenda from the Research Department of the Inter-American Development Bank. It was a study in examining the various topics of the political institutions and various policy outcomes from Latin America. It consists of a series of studies by right teams from various disciplines. 3. Resource Prioritization Thesis: Resource Prioritization is a process through which resources are planned and implemented. There are different levels of resource usage. Bendell, C., Kadlec, T., Weiss, Y., Podjarny, G., Doyle, N., & McCall, M. (2016). High performance images: shrink, load, and deliver images for speed. Sebastopol, CA: OReilly Media, Inc. This book talks in detail about resource prioritization. The work in particular speaks of high performance images. It details how images can shrink, load and then delivered for efficiency and speed. It takes the example of inconsistent image download handling and how with resource prioritization images at the bottom of the pile can also be downloaded faster. 4. The impact of a recession on a law enforcement agency’s ability to plan a …show more content…

Phillips, S. W., & Jarvis, J. P. (2017). The police patrol rifle. International Journal of Police Science & Management, 146135571769532. doi:10.1177/1461355717695321 This source is a journal by the Department of Justice. The work examines how recession shall surely impact the way law enforcement services are delivered to the general public. The work also identifies how the law enforcement agencies shall have to find a way to deliver the services for law enforcement. It emphasizes on the fact that there exists no particular way of measuring the impact of the economic downturn has on the law enforcement agencies. 5. Significance of a cost benefit analysis in program

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