What is role of the private sector in helping the Filipino government ease its fiscal pressure?

Q: Identify one real world example that  illustrate how fiscal policy can facilitate economic growth in…

A: Fiscal policy is the tool used by government to control the economy. For increasing economic growth…

Q: Question: State the macroeconomic effects of budget deficit

A: Macroeconomy is that part of economics that deals with the economy as a whole. It covers the…

Q: Why would the private sector purchase government debt?

A: Government debt refers to government selling secuities and other instruments that are used to raise…

Q: in a government budget, revenue deficit is $50,000 and borrowing are $75000.  How much is the fiscal…

A: If the government goes over its budget and spends more than what it actually receives as revenue,…

Q: What is public finance in the Philippines?

A: Public finance can be defined as a subject dealing with the study of government functions concerning…

Q: From the following data about a Government budget, find out (a) Revenue deficit, (b) Fiscal deficit,…

A: Formula used for the Calculations. Revenue deficit = Revenue Receipts - Revenue Expenditure. Fiscal…

Q: Indicators used to describe the fiscal situation for Saudi

A: As economies and societies developed, the study of economics got more complicated. Hence, as a…

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: Calculate budgetary deficit when total expenditure is $30,000 and the total receipts is $28,000

A: The economics as a study is based upon the idea of decision making, where the entities involved in a…

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: When the economy is in recession, government revenue falls due to a falling tax base. Therefore the…

A: Fiscal policy is the adjustment of spending and taxes by the government with a purpose to maintain…

Q: Diffrentiate between primary deficit and revenue deficit

A: While talking about the deficits of the goverment we come across the concepts of primary deficit and…

Q: What are the objects of public debt?

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Q: If you were the Prime Minister of Malaysia, what would you do to reduce the fiscal deficit of the…

A: In Malaysia, it can be seen that the debt to GDP ratio is very high due to which government is…

Q: explain the importance of different measures to address fiscal deficits for a country and what…

A: By adopting policies to reduce the Fiscal deficit in the country, which is caused because of the…

Q: What is the General Public Debt situation in Ghana ?

A: "Debt is the amount borrowers owe to the lenders." "Public debt or national debt is the amount of…

Q: Examine the effects of government expenditure as a fiscal policy measure on the Philippines economy.…

A: FISCAL POLICY:  * Fiscal policy refers to the use of government spending and tax policies to…

Q: explain the current macroeconomic

A: Introduction  Over the past few decades, the Philippines has experienced a remarkable recovery in…

Q: Q- Calculate the budgetary deficit when total expenditure is 200000 and total receipts are 88000

A: # Budgetary deficit is referred to be as the difference between total expenditure and total receipts…

Q: 5. Public debt is the borrowing taken by when government revenue is less than spending. a. the…

A: public debt is the amount of borrowing that is made to fill up the gap between revenues and…

Q: Ql: Discuss in details the impact of external debt on the performance of Jordanian economy, and how…

A: Any economy facing an excessive amount of foreign debt can hinder countries capacity which can be…

Q: What is meant by revenue deficit and what does it indicate

A: There are three main deficit of any government which are:- (1) Revenue deficit (2) Fiscal deficit…

Q: All other thing being equal, what happens to the government deficit when the economy is in a…

A: A recession refers to as a period of slow or negative real GDP (output) growth that is accompanied…

Q: Lesson: Economic Equivalence The total external debt of the Philippines is $ 77,319,196,000 or more…

A: External Debt of the Philippines is to be paid out in six -year terms with semi - monthly  payment .…

Q: What is public debt? Why public debt a burden on future generation?

A: Public debt refers to the entire amount borrowed by the government to meet its development budget,…

Q: The U.S. government's debt is currently about $20 trillion, which is 105% of GDP. How much debt is…

A: US government debt = $20 trillion And it's currently 105% of the GDP level

Q: iscuss the federal budget of the U.S government. should it always be balanced?

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Q: Explain how a budget deficit arises and what actions governments must take in this circumstance. How…

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Q: What are the factors affecting the increasing purchase of goods and services in the government in…

A: Government funding provides greater revenue to households, resulting in higher consumer spending. As…

Q: Deficit Vs. Debt

A: In economics, debt and deficit both terms are used as monetary aggregates because these are the…

Q: Fiscal policies are concerned with the revenues, expenditures and borrowings as instruments in…

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Q: How will you identify budget deficits?

A: Budget deficit is a negative budget balance, where Budget balance = Tax revenue - Government…

Q: Explain the 3 features of ideal fiscal policy?

A: The use of government spending and tax policies to impact economic conditions, notably macroeconomic…

Q: If the government increases it discretionary expenditure, explain how the structural deficit might…

A: Nonessential expenditure of government is known as the discretionary expenditure. The chronic…

Q: State and explain 4 limits to fiscal policy in a developing country economy

A: The fiscal policy is the way by which a government adjusts its spending levels and tax rates to…

Q: What is government surplus or deficit

A: Equilibrium level of formula;  Y = C + I + G

Q: How can the government utilize the instruments within a fiscal policy to stimulate economic activity…

A: The fiscal policy involves use of different tools to influence the aggregate demand in the economy.…

Q: argues on the intervention of fiscal policy as an instrument to promote growth, sustainability and…

A: Fiscal policy refers to policy of government concerning the expenditure and taxes. Government uses…

Q: How do you think can the people ensure the appropriate and efficient spending of public money by the…

A: Government and central bank are important for the economy. Some countries have certain resources in…