Can the method of loan repayment also have a significant impact on taxes? How?

Q: Which tax system impacts more on the rich people, and why does it impacts them more?

A: Progressive Taxes is the tax system that impacts more on the rich people. Taxes that are assessed…

Q: Explain the benefit principle and ability to pay approach with regard to tax equity. Which approach…

A: Benefit principal theory of taxation - In this theory citizens of a country are asked to pay tax…

Q: A government finances all of its debt through 1-year treasury bonds. This government is able to…

A: Debt-to-GDP ratio is defined as a metric which compares a nation's public debt to its GDP. It…

Q: is it always possible to increase tax revenues by increasing tax rates?

A: Laffer curve represents the relationship between tax rates and tax revenue. It is an inverted U…

Q: Explain and expand on How does fiscal discipline help businesses to grow in an economy?

A: Fiscal Discipline can be defined as a state when there is an ideal balance between the revenue and…

Q: What are the budget revenues for a government to finance government spending?

A: Budget revenues are detailed information of revenues  receipts and expenditures of the government.…

Q: government budgeting? Why is it important?

A: Government budgeting:- Government budgeting is the critical exercises of allocating revenues and…

Q: What is deficit, and why is the government willing to do this? What is expected to happen to the US…

A: At the point when a government's expenditures on goods, services, or transfer payments surpass their…

Q: Arrange the following revenues in the federal government, from greatest to least. Drag each item to…

A: In an economy, government collects revenue from different sources and use this revenue to finance…

Q: What are the main categories of U.S. federal government taxes?

A: Taxes are the major source of revenue of government. Government collects taxes from the public and…

Q: What are the main categories of U.S. federal government spending?

A: Government spending is a fiscal tool used by government for adjusting the economy.

Q: A government finances all of its debt through 1-year treasury bonds. This government is able to…

A: The debt-to-GDP ratio is the percentage of a country's debt to its GDP. It is used to measure a…

Q: What are the objects of public debt?

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Q: according to wray, why must the government spend before it collects taxes? Do taxes ans bonds…

A: Bonds is the instrument that is used for lending purpose. It is inversely related to the price of…

Q: How can we determine the Cost of Debt?

A: The cost of debt calculation is useful in determining the average rate a business is paying for…

Q: explain the dangers of high debt?

A: In financial economics, the term debt represents the amount of money borrowing or dues which are…

Q: What finances the majority of federal spending?

A: What finances the majority of federal spending? There are various sources of the Federal government…

Q: Calculate the value of interest payment when the primary deficit is given as $9932billion and the…

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Q: Should the federal income tax structure be changed 3 reasons why it should be changed. 3 reasons why…

A: For the salaried who have practiced a specific alternative with the business can settle on another…

Q: On what basis are taxes levied?

A: On the basis of levying of taxes, they can be classified into 3 categories:   Proportional Tax:…

Q: What is Internal Debt?

A: Internal debt is also known as Domestic Debt

Q: What are the positive and negative impacts of fiscal policy on businesses within an economy?

A: Fiscal policy refers to the policies of expenditures and taxes of the government of a country. It…

Q: Does the existence of credit market imperfections imply that there is a useful role for government…

A: Credit market imperfections means the financial market with low quality of information about the…

Q: If taxes are a cost of doing business and are built into the price of goods and sevices, who…

A: Incidence of tax The incidence of tax refers to the extent to which the consumer or producer…

Q: What would be your federal income tax if your taxable income was $108,000.00? $_____________   What…

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Q: What should government do with its spending and taxes during a recession? Why?

A: During a recession, taxes should be reduced and spending should be increased in order to trigger…

Q: A government finances all of its debt through 1-year treasury bonds. This government is able to…

A: In economics, the debt-to-GDP ratio is the proportion of a country's debt to its gross domestic…

Q: Discuss the measures that the UK government are taking to mitigate tax avoidance and tax evasion?

A: One sign of tax evasion is the amount of unreported income, which is the difference between the sum…

Q: Are we passing the national debt burden onto our children? Is this a problem?

A: National debt: It means a total of all debts owed by the government of a country.

Q: equal to $1,000. What is the value of government purchases? And would the government have a budget…

A: For a closed economy, the output is sum of investment(G), consumption(C) and net government…

Q: What is the fundamental difference in the way businesses approach debt andthe way consumers approach…

A: Debt is the amount of money extracted by individuals or firms from other individuals and firms,…

Q: What are the factors that will determine the size of some future required tax increase to pay off…

A: Although lowering debt and boosting the economy are the general aims of most policymakers in…

Q: How will the debt held by the public for the bottom line of  $17.7 affect our economy?

A: In an economy, debt held by the public refers to when the government owes money from the households…

Q: How do the top two categories of federal employment differ from the top two categories of local and…

A: Government jobs can provide both financial and job security while giving a sense of honor of working…

Q: then tax revenue for the

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