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I need some help in identifying what are the various forms of back door spending that effects our fiscal policy and under what regulation in place is used as a control measure that helps congress control spending.

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Most welfare is non-discriminatory spending. For example, Medicaid and Medicare, is non-discretionary spending. Social Security is another large non-discretionary spending.
Debt Service is an important non-discretionary spending. These are the loans/debts that the country has incurred and needs to pay back a part of these loans with interest.
In addition, there is a ...

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