Exam 13: Federal Budgets and Public Policy
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If action by the President and Congress reduces the federal government budget deficit,then interest rates will __________,the U.S.dollar will __________,and the foreign trade deficit will __________.
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Increases in the fraction of national debt held by foreigners __________ the burden of debt service on future generations __________.
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Federal spending (including transfer payments),as a percent of GDP,
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U.S.debt has never exceeded 100 percent of GDP because if it did so,the federal government would be bankrupt.
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National debt held by the public includes public debt held by all of the following,except one.Which is the exception?
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During the Reagan presidency,tax rates were cut,government revenues fell below expectations,and there was a then-historic peacetime deficit.
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The U.S.spent 3 percent of GDP building and maintaining the public infrastructure between 1950 and 1970.Since 1980,that share has
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If the U.S.government spent $20 million paying people to dig holes in 2005,and then spent $30 million paying the same people to fill the holes up again that same year,we would expect the net effect to be a(n)
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Transfer payments are included in the government budget deficit but not included in the government purchases component of GDP.
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Approximately __________ of the budget falls into expenditure categories that are determined by existing law.
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Approximately what percentage of the U.S.federal budget was used for Medicare payments (on the national debt)in 2012?
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If a budget is cyclically balanced,the government should run a surplus when the economy experiences a contractionary gap.
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