Some economists believe that the budget deficit is incapable of measuring the impact of fiscal policy on today’s economy or the burden being placed on future generations of taxpayers. Please explain the four problems with the usual measurement of the budget deficit. I would appreciate it if you could write the answer to the question clearly and clearly. I would also like to state that I will give bad marks to questions that are incomplete. I will give the score as soon as the answer to the question comes. Also, I'd appreciate it if you could write it legibly.

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