highlights the current lack of competition for budget analyst jobs.

points out financial drawbacks concerning the analyst career.

puts the master's degree as the minimum educational requirement.

disregards the need of computer skills for potential candidates.

sees a master's degree as a plus for budget analyst candidates.

detailed and final.

academic and conclusive.

reliable and effective.

sensitive and deep.

shallow and summarized.

the employment of budget analysts.

layoffs of budget analysts.

unemployment in private sectors.

applications for public jobs.

speculation in specific academic areas.

may total 1% of EU-wide GDP.

has surely had a major economic influence.

is likely to support the poorest areas.

was accurately defined six years ago.

is going to be looked into and negotiated.

its negotiation ought to happen every 6 years.

the current moment seems risky to settle it.

it must consider the differences of European incomes.

two specific countries have voted against its priorities.

the present moment is ideal to go into it.

has not seen an increase in its budget.

should have received a significant increase.

would have to be broadened and researched in 2006.

comprises one of the areas whose budget has risen.

has had its budget halved in 2006.

rather small.

comparatively high.

well-defined.

quite fair.

relatively big.

a number of appropriations bills are about to be signed into law.

an increase of $134.8 billion for 2006 investments has been settled.

a budgetary rise of $2.2 billion is going to be looked into in 2006.

the most important federal agencies expected higher budgets in 2006.

basic research funding declines might occur throughout 2006.