Exam 17: Macroeconomic Policy Debates
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Recall the Application about why the U.S. federal government took over the debt of the state governments in the late 1700s to answer the following question(s).
-According to this Application, in exchange for the federal government absolving their debts, the states were willing to give up their ability to raise revenue from collecting
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The federal government has a Constitutional requirement to operate a balanced budget each fiscal year.
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The standard way to measure the effects of debt in an economy is to look at the stock of debt relative to
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The federal government ran a budget deficit of approximately $1.3 trillion in 2010.
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Suppose the government has a $180 billion budget deficit. If the government creates $95 billion of new money to finance this deficit and finances the rest by borrowing, the amount borrowed from the public will be
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Automatic stabilizers were clearly in evidence during the recession of 2007-2009 as
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Suppose the government's initial debt is $400 billion. If for the next three years the government runs deficits of $150, $125, and $200 billion, the government's additional debt at the end of the three years will be
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Arguments against the balanced budget amendment include all of the following EXCEPT
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Many economists believe that our price indexes ________ the true inflation rate.
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Who pays the interest on government debt for the money it borrows today?
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If government spending is $900 billion while government revenue is $600 billion, the government is said to have a
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An economy's capital stock is increased when individuals and institutions use savings to increase capital investment in stocks and bonds.
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President Obama's 2009 stimulus package greatly increased the budget deficit.
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When the government prints more money to finance debt, it is actually creating a situation that could result in
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A flat tax which does not allow for deductions or credits is essentially a tax on
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Suppose the actual budget deficit remains unchanged when the economy falls into a recession. This is an indication that
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Automatic stabilizers dampen economic fluctuations during recessions because ________ decrease while ________ increase.
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If there was a federal budget surplus it would make it possible to
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