Exam 16: Budget Deficits in the Short and Long Run
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The structural deficit can be used to estimate the thrust of current fiscal policy.
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If the government ran a major deficit,and there was no noticeable effect on the level of GDP,this could be taken as evidence of
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Suppose that the economy is currently at full employment.All other things being equal,if central bank implements contractionary policy,then the appropriate fiscal policy is to
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As GDP falls,automatic stabilizers run the federal budget in a deficit direction.
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The American national debt,like the Greek debt in 2010,is an obligation to pay primarily in foreign currencies.
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Which of the following individuals would be most likely to support a balanced budget amendment to the constitution?
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One measure of "ability to pay," the national debt is the debt to
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Figure 16-1
-In Figure 16-1,there are four levels of income.G is government expenditures and TT is taxes less transfers.At which level of income is the actual deficit the greatest?

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In 2010,the debt-to-GDP ratio increased to roughly the same ratio as the 1990s.
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A budget deficit will be least inflationary if the aggregate
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The "crowding out" effect states that government spending pushes up interest rates and reduces private investment spending.
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Which of the following is not t with regard to the burden of the U.S.national debt?
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If the President and Congress agree to balance the budget during a recession,then the appropriate monetary policy is
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Proponents of deficit reduction argue that the principal effect will be an
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List three bogus arguments about the "burden of the debt," and point out the errors in each of the arguments.
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At the end of 2010,the net national debt per person in the United States was approximately
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