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<abstract>With a number of challenges facing the nation--including a
long-term fiscal imbalance--agencies need to maximize their	 
performance and leverage available resources and authorities to  
achieve maximum value while managing risk. Examining state	 
efforts to increase the focus on performance and their		 
experiences in responding to recent fiscal stress can offer	 
insights into practices that may assist federal decision makers  
in addressing the challenges ahead. GAO described for five	 
selected states--Arizona, Maryland, Texas, Virginia, and	 
Washington--legislators&apos; use of performance information in budget
deliberations, how performance information helped to inform	 
choices during fiscal stress, challenges these states face in	 
implementing and sustaining their efforts, and the potential for 
state experiences to inform initiatives to improve the use of	 
performance information at the federal level. Among other	 
factors, these states were selected because they have established
histories of performance budgeting efforts and represent a	 
variety of approaches to implementing those efforts.</abstract>
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