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The difference between gross public debt and net public debt is that
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The total value of all outstanding federal government securities is called
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If the government's spending exactly equals its revenues during a budget year,that government is
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As a possible approach to eliminating the government budget deficit,increasing taxes on the rich only would
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Historic data indicate that there is usually a ________ relationship between trade deficits and federal government budget deficits.
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-Suppose that initially there is no public debt.Using the above table,what is the public debt as a percentage of GDP in Year 4?

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One mechanism through which increasing public debt may impact the economy is that the resulting
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The difference between net public debt and gross public debt is
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The fastest growing component of the annual federal budgets since 2000 is
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If the economy is experiencing an inflationary gap in the short run,an increase in the budget surplus
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Government spending that changes automatically without action by Congress is
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Between the years 1998 and 2001,the U.S.government experienced
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If the government has a spending flow that exceeds the revenues it collects,the government will run a ________ that year.
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