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The Amount by Which Government Spending Exceeds Revenues in a Fiscal

Question 86

Question 86

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The amount by which government spending exceeds revenues in a fiscal year is called the


A) national debt.
B) trade shortfall.
C) gross national product.
D) gross domestic product.
E) budget deficit.

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