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The answer is option 4
Budget surplus
As the receipts are more than the expenditures.
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empt=475859&cmid=1507980 d. print money. An increase in our federal government's budget deficit will likely: Select one:...
empt=475859&cmid=1507980 d. print money. An increase in our federal government's budget deficit will likely: Select one: a. increase the national debt. b. be less effective in stimulating the economy than the spending multiplier implies because of crowding out. C. decrease borrowing by households and businesses. d. increase interest rates. e. do all of the above. The central bank of the United States is called the: 12:38 % 1 & *
Based on the below excerpt from an Economics textbook, please answer the question below the text:...
Based on the below excerpt from an Economics textbook, please answer the question below the text: Over the years, the federal government budget experiences imbalances. A budget deficit occurs when federal expenditures (including both spending on final goods and transfer payments such as social security benefits, welfare, unemployment benefits etc.) exceed tax revenues collected by the federal government for that fiscal (budget) year. A surplus occurs when the government collects more in taxes than it spends. For example, for four...
1. Government spending required by laws other than appropriation acts is also known as what? a....
1. Government spending required by laws other than appropriation acts is also known as what? a. Budget spending b. Mandatory spending c. Discretionary spending d. Deficit spending 2. Which of the following statements is true? a. Mandatory spending is determined by law and discretionary spending is determined by appropriation acts. b. Discretionary spending is determined by the president with advice from Congress, and mandatory spending is determined by the Supreme Court. c. Neither mandatory nor discretionary spending can be changed....
Since 1990, in how many years has the U.S. government had a budget surplus? Choose one: A. 0 B. 3 C. 4 D. 18 The Feder...
Since 1990, in how many years has the U.S. government had a
budget surplus?
Choose one:
A. 0
B. 3
C. 4
D. 18
The Federal Budget Deficit The U.S. federal government has run a budget deficit for almost the entire past hal-century. The graph below plots federal revenue against outlays as a percentage of GDP, a measurement that stays consistent as the size of the economy changes. Note that the deficit is particularly Ukely to increase during recessions, as...
Check answers please ? s) If the economy is in a recession, 8) A) The economy...
Check answers please ?
s) If the economy is in a recession, 8) A) The economy suffers from structural unemployment, which can be alleviated by debt refinancing. B) Larger deficits will decrease the national debt. C) Deficit spending will not increase the size of the debt because interest rates will be falling. D) It is operating inside the production posibilities curve, and the opportunity cost of deficit spending is zero. 9 9) An increase in unemployment, ceteris paribus, A) Reduces...
The budget surplus trap — why it may prove elusive By business editor Ian Verrender Posted...
The budget surplus trap — why it may prove elusive By business editor Ian Verrender Posted 23 Sep 2019, 4:25am Josh Frydenberg gestures during a press conference. PHOTO: Treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced an end to a decade of deficits on Thursday. (ABC News: Tamara Penniket) RELATED STORY: Balanced budget means the Government is 'working against' the Reserve Bank's efforts to boost the economyRELATED STORY: Budget comes in $13.8 billion better off than first projectedRELATED STORY: 'How'd you go broke? Slow...
1. To stimulate economic activity during a severe recession, the strongest appropriate fiscal policy is: a....
1. To stimulate economic activity during a severe recession, the strongest appropriate fiscal policy is: a. an increase in taxes and/or an increase in government spending b. an increase in taxes and/or a decrease in government spending! c. a decrease in taxes and/or an increase in government spending d. a decrease in taxes and/or a decrease in government spending e. a decrease in government purchases and/or a decrease in transfer payments 2. An increase in income tax rates: a. makes...
Use the marginal income tax rates shown here to calculate the average tax rate on an...
Use the marginal income tax rates shown here to calculate the
average tax rate on an income of $100,000.
Taxable Income
Tax rate
$0–$8,700
10%
$8,700–$35,350
15%
$35,350–$85,650
25%
$85,650–$178,650
28%
$178,650–$388,350
33%
Over $388,350
35%
Average tax rate on $100,000 of income is ____________.
21.46%
24.27%
28.00%
10.5 points
QUESTION 2
Use the marginal income tax rates shown here to calculate the
average tax rate on an income of $200,000.
Taxable Income
Tax rate
$0–$8,700
10%
$8,700–$35,350
15%...
2006, interest rates increased from 5% to 7%, when this happens consumers are A. less likely...
2006, interest rates increased from 5% to 7%, when this happens consumers are A. less likely to save, that is, sell a financial asset. B. more likely to save, that is, sell a financial asset. C. less likely to save, that is, purchase a financial asset. D. more likely to save, that is, purchase a financial asset. I. In 2. If commercial banks hold all their assets in the form of required reserves: A. only they will be able to...
I need solutions of question 2,3 and 4. 1. 151 The graphic below shows actual inflation...
I
need solutions of question 2,3 and 4.
1. 151 The graphic below shows actual inflation (this is labeled "headline inflation" in the chart) and inflation targets for a number of countries in 2014 September 2014 or latest Senden! South Korea United States Australia Japan India Using only information in the chart and frameworks developed in this class (ie,not subsequent events), please answer the following questions a. [5 points] At the time of the chart, which monetary policy would you...
empt=475859&cmid=1507980 d. print money. An increase in our federal government's budget deficit will likely: Select one: a. increase the national debt. b. be less effective in stimulating the economy than the spending multiplier implies because of crowding out. C. decrease borrowing by households and businesses. d. increase interest rates. e. do all of the above. The central bank of the United States is called the: 12:38 % 1 & *
Based on the below excerpt from an Economics textbook, please answer the question below the text: Over the years, the federal government budget experiences imbalances. A budget deficit occurs when federal expenditures (including both spending on final goods and transfer payments such as social security benefits, welfare, unemployment benefits etc.) exceed tax revenues collected by the federal government for that fiscal (budget) year. A surplus occurs when the government collects more in taxes than it spends. For example, for four...
Since 1990, in how many years has the U.S. government had a
budget surplus?
Choose one:
A. 0
B. 3
C. 4
D. 18
The Federal Budget Deficit The U.S. federal government has run a budget deficit for almost the entire past hal-century. The graph below plots federal revenue against outlays as a percentage of GDP, a measurement that stays consistent as the size of the economy changes. Note that the deficit is particularly Ukely to increase during recessions, as...
Check answers please ?
s) If the economy is in a recession, 8) A) The economy suffers from structural unemployment, which can be alleviated by debt refinancing. B) Larger deficits will decrease the national debt. C) Deficit spending will not increase the size of the debt because interest rates will be falling. D) It is operating inside the production posibilities curve, and the opportunity cost of deficit spending is zero. 9 9) An increase in unemployment, ceteris paribus, A) Reduces...
1. To stimulate economic activity during a severe recession, the strongest appropriate fiscal policy is: a. an increase in taxes and/or an increase in government spending b. an increase in taxes and/or a decrease in government spending! c. a decrease in taxes and/or an increase in government spending d. a decrease in taxes and/or a decrease in government spending e. a decrease in government purchases and/or a decrease in transfer payments 2. An increase in income tax rates: a. makes...
Use the marginal income tax rates shown here to calculate the
average tax rate on an income of $100,000.
Taxable Income
Tax rate
$0–$8,700
10%
$8,700–$35,350
15%
$35,350–$85,650
25%
$85,650–$178,650
28%
$178,650–$388,350
33%
Over $388,350
35%
Average tax rate on $100,000 of income is ____________.
21.46%
24.27%
28.00%
10.5 points
QUESTION 2
Use the marginal income tax rates shown here to calculate the
average tax rate on an income of $200,000.
Taxable Income
Tax rate
$0–$8,700
10%
$8,700–$35,350
15%...
2006, interest rates increased from 5% to 7%, when this happens consumers are A. less likely to save, that is, sell a financial asset. B. more likely to save, that is, sell a financial asset. C. less likely to save, that is, purchase a financial asset. D. more likely to save, that is, purchase a financial asset. I. In 2. If commercial banks hold all their assets in the form of required reserves: A. only they will be able to...
I
need solutions of question 2,3 and 4.
1. 151 The graphic below shows actual inflation (this is labeled "headline inflation" in the chart) and inflation targets for a number of countries in 2014 September 2014 or latest Senden! South Korea United States Australia Japan India Using only information in the chart and frameworks developed in this class (ie,not subsequent events), please answer the following questions a. [5 points] At the time of the chart, which monetary policy would you...
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