the governament budget constrant: deficits,debts,spending and taxes kindly explain each of them in detail

Q: The U.S. debt is $28.9 trillion as of Nov. 6, 2021. and each citizen's share of this debt is over…

A: "The U.S. debt is $28.9 trillion as of Nov. 6, 2021. and each citizen's share of this debt is over…

Q: What is the relationship between a budget deficit and the national debt? A budget deficit adds to…

A: A budget deficit is the excess of government spending over government taxes.  i.e., Budget deficit =…

Q: In an economy, the fiscal deficit is $31,000 , total expenditure is $88,000, and revenue receipts is…

A: The data presented in the question is:- Fiscal deficit = $31,000  Total expenditure = $88,000…

Q: diagram, in which Tis tax revenues and G is government expenditures. All figures are in billions of…

A: Budget deficit = G-T at full employment level of $400 billion G=60 billion and T=40 billion     1.…

Q: Differentiate between the following terms: a. a budget deficit.  b. the government debt.  c. a…

A: a. When the expenditure of individuals, Government, or company surpass the revenue then it is called…

Q: Write short notes (Draw diagram and give suitable examples as required): i) Fiscal policy and its…

A: Inflation is when the general price level of the economy rises continuously. Fiscal policy is…

Q: Find the primary deficit when the fiscal deficit is $2100 and the interest on payment are $1500

A: Generally in the given question, Fiscal deficit is given as = $2100 The interest on payment stated…

Q: CONTRACTIONARY FISCAL POLICY GOV SPENDING 30% TAXATION tha t 70% How will Contractionary Fiscal…

A: Contractionary Fiscal Policy refers to decrease in government spending or increase in taxes in an…

Q: The U.S. federal government is one of the largest institutions in the world. It uses taxes it…

A: Government revenue: Tax is one of the primary sources of revenue that the government earns through…

Q: factors affecting the increasing purchase of goods and services

A: 1. Population -- more population more government expenditure on goods and services like health,…

Q: In year one government taxes are 560,000 and government spending is 600,000 in year two government…

A: Government surplus arises when its income (tax revenue) exceeds its expenditure. On the other hand,…

Q: Discuss the government’s use of discretionary fiscal policy in controlling economic fluctuations.

A: Fiscal policy refers to the government policy of expenditure and taxes. The changes in the tax and…

Q: the governament budget constrant: deficits,debts,spending and taxes kindly explain them

A: Meaning of Government Budget: The term government budget refers to a budget statement under which…

Q: Explain the Expansionary and Contactionary Fiscal Policy with the help of diagram.

A: Fiscal policy is used by the central government of the country or finance ministry of the country to…

Q: Classify each statement based on the type of fiscal policy to which it refers. Expansionary fiscal…

A: The fiscal policy action that is used by the government to increase the aggregate demand is known as…

Q: budget deficit and national debt.

A: Budget deficit: It is the difference between total receipts & expenditure in both revenue &…

Q: In a government budget, primary deficit is $20000 million and interest payments is $16000 million…

A: The information given to us is as follows:- Primary deficit of the government = $20,000 million…

Q: Calculate the budgetary deficit in a country where the total expenditure is $19,000 million and…

A: The information being given is:- Total expenditure = $19,000 million Total receipts = $7600 million…

Q: Plesae explain briefing how fiscal policy works, what are spending multipliers, when is the spending…

A: How fiscal policy works The use of taxation and government spending to impact the economy is…

Q: Calculate primary deficit if Fiscal deficit is $3200 and interest payments is $2500

A: The data presented in the question above is:- Fiscal deficit = $3200 Interest payments = $2500…

Q: Very short answer question (1) Calculate the fiscal deficit given:- -> Borrowings = 9000…

A: # Fiscal deficit arises in a situation whereby the goverment's expenditure in comparison to its…

Q: Fiscal policies can work only if private enterprises respond to them in a certain way; if they…

A: The government of a nation and the central bank have the responsibility of undertaking necessary…

Q: Identify and describe some practical difficulties of discretionary fiscal policy and use examples…

A: The deliberate policy action that is taken by the government when there is a problem. So the policy…

Q: Do you agree or disagree with this statement: “It isin the best interest of our economy for Congress…

A: Introduction: A budget is one within which total projected financial gain matches the entire planned…

Q: If a government shows the fiscal deficit of $ 40,000 billion the revenue expenditure on the interest…

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Q: How does the Expansionary and Contractionary Fiscal Policy affect the Inflation, GDP, Economic…

A: The government uses fiscal policy to increase or decrease the aggregate output. It can increase or…

Q: since 1994 has the federal budget had a surplus

A: Budget surplus means total revenue exceeds total expenditure by the government.  From the graph…

Q: The largest single portion of the federal budget is devoted to A. interest payments on the…

A: Federal budget is divided into various uses, rnaging from education and Medicare to social security…

Q: Explain the difference between our federal government's deficit and debt.

A: A government budget is a statement of its planned expenditures and revenue receipts for a given time…

Q: Discuss the relationship between revenue deficit and fiscal deficit

A: We know that the budgetary deficit is of three types which are revenue deficit, fiscal deficit and…

Q: Explain expansionary and discretionary fiscal policy (300 words)

A: Fiscal policies define as the government's policy which is used to control the money supply in the…

Q: Explain the 3 types of lag we should be concerned about when implementing fiscal policy?

A: When a policy is implemented there are certain lags due to the difference in the period when the…

Q: Giving examples, outline the reasons for using a discretionary fiscal policy

A: Fiscal policy: It refers to a policy that is used by the government. It is a policy used to tackle…

Q: If a government runs a budget deficit of $10billion dollars each year for ten years, then a surplus…

A: The deficit accumulated after 10 years of budget deficit will be: budget deficit=10×10=$100 billion…

Q: The Effects of Fiscal Deficits on an Economy.

A: Fiscal deficit refers to the difference between the expenditure and income of government or…

Q: Find the primary deficit if the fiscal deficit is 52 and the interest payments are 12

A: Initially in the given question Fiscal deficit = 52 Interest payment = 12 We need to calculate the…

Q: In an economy, the budgetary deficit is of $30,000 The total receipts are $14,000 Calculate the…

A: According to the above given question, the value given are:- Budgetary deficit = $30,000 Total…

Q: When governments run budget deficits, how do they make up the differences between tax revenue and…

A: A government budget is a statement of its planned expenditures and revenue receipts for a given time…

Q: What are the tools of fiscal policy? Give sample and explain.

A: Fiscal policy refers to the use of taxation and government spending by the government to influence…

Q: (Federal Debt) What has happened to the federal debt since 2008 as measured relative to GDP?

A: The federal debt is the total amount of money that the federal government owes to its investors or…

Fiscal Policy and Money Market

Fiscal policy is one of the important tools that is used by the government to control inflation or aggregate demand in the economy. Under this policy, there are two rules which are used by the government, one is the expenditure of the government and the other is the taxation or income of the government which it collects from the public.