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Implicit Liabilities of a Government Are

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Question 321

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Implicit liabilities of a government are:


A) bonds held by foreigners.
B) spending promises, like Social Security benefits, that are effectively debt although no bond is associated with the promise.
C) debt of a country adjusted for the price ratio.
D) the ratio of a country's debt to its GDP.

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