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Capital budgeting within a governmental organization has evolved over the past decade. The
importance of capital budgeting in today's depression has increased two-fold
since the mortgage crisis was first mentioned on the television. The government
have multiple roles in capital budgets. According to Davina F. Jacobs the roles
are "as instruments of fiscal policy and to improve the net worth of
government, and particularly in the area of economic infrastructure as vehicles
for economic development" (2018, p. 3).