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<abstract>Using the present valued based estimated future savings from a credit
program to offset expenditures of a noncredit program is consistent with
both the theory behind credit reform and the application of credit
reform requirements. However, the opportunity to use such savings to
offset current spending can create an incentive for overly optimistic,
if not unrealistic, savings estimates. The net present value of
estimated additional future collections on guaranteed student loans
resulting from the 1991 Emergency Unemployment Compensation Act was
scored as anticipated under the Budget Enforcement Act, the Omnibus
Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993, the Federal Credit Reform Act of
1990, and existing scorekeeping conventions governing cost estimation
and the budgetary effect of legislation. Estimates of the guaranteed
student loan program savings were speculative because the Education
Department has little historical data on which to base one of the
collection methods. This greatly increased budgetary uncertainty.</abstract>
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