Exam 12: Deficits and Debt
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Foreign households and institutions hold approximately ________ percent of the U.S.national debt.
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For the convenience of analyzing the part of the deficit that is sensitive to fiscal policy,the actual deficit is divided into which of the following components?
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An opportunity cost that occurs because of increased government spending is
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In order to maintain a balanced budget every year,during a recession the government would have to
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Which of the following best describes the federal budget during the 1990s?
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Which of the following might encourage the government to let inflation rates rise?
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Refer to Figure 12.1.An increase in government spending financed with external debt would move the economy's potential consumption from point 
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Selling bonds to finance new government debt leads to an opportunity cost that is
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According to Figure 12.1,if the economy moves from point C to point A because of increased government spending,the amount of private spending crowded out is equal to the distance 
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Which of the following is not true when the economy is fully employed and government bonds are sold to finance greater government spending?
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According to Keynes,the goal of macroeconomic policy is not to balance the budget but to achieve equilibrium at full employment.
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If there was a federal budget surplus and the government decided to either increase spending or decrease taxes,
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Increased government purchases crowd out private purchases whenever the economy is
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