Exam 16: Budget Deficits in the Short and Long Run
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The actual deficit is a poor measure of the government fiscal policy because it changes independently of intentional government policies.
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Both Social Security expenditures and the payroll tax receipts that finance them are treated as off-budget items.
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Monetizing the debt is a way of turning debt into money and reducing the burden of the debt.
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Under a balanced budget policy,a sharp rise in GDP will cause
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At levels of GDP above full employment,the federal budget would usually be in a deficit position.
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In 2010,which of the following was t regarding the extremely large deficits that the U.S.recently encountered?
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During the late 1980s and early 1990s,most of the budget deficits were accounted for by
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In the late 1990s,the more than expected increases in tax revenues were the result of
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Because the personal income tax is an automatic stabilizer,
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A chart of the ratio of national debt to GDP from 1915 to 2010 would show
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If a balanced budget were required in 2008,the government would have been required to cut spending and increase taxes.
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Until about 1983,almost all of the U.S.national debt stemmed from
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Figure 16-2
-Assume that a contractionary monetary policy has shifted the aggregate demand curve in Figure 16-2 from D₀D₀ to D₁D₁.Fiscal authorities who wish to restore real GDP to the full-employment level will

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Define the following terms and explain their importance to the study of macroeconomics:
a.structural budget deficit
b.monetize the deficit
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d.inflation accounting
e.mix of fiscal and monetary policy
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