The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) oversees the Executive Office of the President (EOP) to make sure that

the EOP assists federal departments and agencies in carrying out the president's vision, priorities, and commitments.

True

False

The correct answer is (False)

Explanation:

OMB is the most important agency in the Executive Office of the President. The budget bureau, created in 1921 to act as a central clearinghouse for all budget requests, was renamed and given increased responsibilities in 1970. OMB advises the president on fiscal and economic policies, creates the annual federal budget, and monitors agency performance, among other duties.