In an effort to balance the federal budget, an increase in Social Security taxes is passed. What is the most likely effect of this on equilibrium GDP?
federal budget = government taxes - government revenue
GDP = C+ I+G+ X- M
an increase in taxes to balance the budget will reduce the disposable income of the consumers in the society .Since consumption depends on disposable income directly , people will reduce their consumption so the equilibrium GDP will fall
In an effort to balance the federal budget, an increase in Social Security taxes is passed. What is the most likely effect of this on equilibrium GDP?
In an effort to balance the federal budget, an increase in Social Security taxes is passed. What is the most likely effect of this on equilibrium GDP?
If the federal government decides to reduce social security benefits to future retirees and increase the contribution (Social Security taxes) on all workers, what will probably happen to the supply of funds available in the capital markets? And what will be the effect on interest rates?
where should they be in balance sheet?
Withholding Taxes Payable-Federal Withholding Taxes Payable-State Social Security and Medicare Taxes Payable FUTA Taxes Payable SUTA Taxes Payable $5,000 $1,300 the $3,826 $150 $1,350
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