What challenges occur when dealing with the issue of budget transparency in your community, and how might a public administrator deal with them?

The Politics of Public Budgeting textbook considers a number of frameworks for the decision-making process. Previous discussions and activities have touched upon many of these. These frameworks are reduced to three common themes: transparency, polarization, and action or reaction.For this discussion, address any two of the following questions:What challenges occur when dealing with the issue of budget transparency in your community, and how might a public administrator deal with them?How might public administrators create a professional sense of balance within themselves to minimize the potential for their budgets or services to potentially marginalize members of the community based on ideological influences?How might a public administrator interact with decision makers in the community to minimize the potential effects of either under-reacting or over-reacting in a budget crisis?