State of the union reviews the national business and economic conditions 2. economic discusses programs and policies supported by president; makes recommendations to congress economic 3. budget outlines revenues that should be spent and recommends methods for raising the funds

The correct answer is number 1) reviews the national business and economic conditions.

The State of the Union reviews the national business and economic conditions.

The State of the Union is the annual speech of the President of the United States, delivered to the U.S. Congress –Senate and the House of Representatives- to inform and review the state of the country and his goals for the coming year. Article II, section 3 of the United States Constitution indicates thay the President of the U.S. “shall from time to time give information to the Congress about the State of the Union.” In his speech, the President reviews previous year accomplishments and refers to economic, politic, internal, and foreign issuers concerning the nation.

international economic development agencies harm poorer nations by encouraging them to serve as exporters to wealthier nations.