Exam 13: Fiscal Policy
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-Using the above figure, if full employment occurs at $17 trillion and the economy is actually producing $17 trillion, then there is a
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The government receives tax revenues from several sources. Rank the following sources from largest to the smallest.
I.corporate income taxes
II.personal income taxes
III.Social Security taxes
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In order for the United States to repay its international debt, the United States would need to
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Spending on programs that result in transfer payments that depend on the economic state of individuals and businesses is called ________.
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"The federal budget is required by law to balance." Is the previous statement correct or incorrect?
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What is the largest source of revenue for the federal government?
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Because of automatic fiscal policy, when real GDP decreases
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If the economy falls into a recession, which of the following responses constitutes the use of automatic fiscal policy?
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-Using the above figure, if full employment occurs at $16 trillion, but the economy is actually producing $17 trillion, then there is a
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The present value of the government's commitments to pay benefits minus the present value of its tax revenues is called
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In January 2013 the Social Security payroll tax increased by 2 percentage points. This rise in the Social Security payroll tax ________ the U.S tax wedge.
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An increase in taxes on labor income shifts the labor supply curve leftward and the after-tax wage rate falls.
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If the government wants to engage in fiscal policy to increase real GDP, it could
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In December 2012 the structural deficit was estimated to be $325 billion and the cyclical deficit was estimated to be $700 billion. That means that the actual budget deficit equaled ________ billion.
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