What are implications for a government running deficits?How could that be effectively addressed?What are the ethical concerns of the deficit?

Q: When are larger deficits desirable?

A: Deficit occurs when the government’s expenditure is greater than its revenue.

Q: Contingent Liabilities When you take out an ordinary student loan, it is usually the case that…

A: Contingent Liabilities: When the Occurrence of liability depends on some event; it is termed…

Q: What is deficit, and why is the government willing to do this? What is expected to happen to the US…

A: At the point when a government's expenditures on goods, services, or transfer payments surpass their…

Q: If tax cuts don't cause enough economic growth,  we might also need to reduce expenditures to reduce…

A: Increase revenue or decrease spending are the two ways to reduce a budget deficit.  Tax cuts are…

Q: What happens to the following variables during an expansion? a.  government budget deficits…

A: The economic activities will boost during the expansionary phase of a business cycle. As a result,…

Q: Would you please explain carefully several financial sources how the government financing its…

A: The gap between the government's total revenue and total expenditure is known as the fiscal…

Q: Of the two methods of reducing the deficit to zero-raising taxes or decreasing government…

A: For reducing the deficit to zero, increasing the tax rate, or decreasing government spending can…

Q: what are the conventional and unconverntional ways to reduce a deficit and what are the related…

A: Budget deficit happens when the income/revenue of the government falls short of its expenses.

Q: What are the the Costs and Benefits of Deficits?

A: The deficit is the situation when expenditure is higher than the revenues of an economy.

Q: extent of 7%, calculate the real deficit in that country. Show your calculations.

A: Given - Nominal deficit  = $14 billion               Debt - $29 billion              inflation - 7%…

Q: What effect did the economic program have on the federal deficit?

A: ECONOMIC PROGRAM: Economic programs are the programs formed to improve the economy of the United…

Q: True or false and explain: The national debt represents a threat of bankruptcy.

A: No. Country cannot become bankruptcy. Generally country can exist longer time period, if it is…

Q: Using three (key) points, how can national debt affect the economic prosperity of a country.?

A: The national debt consists of public and intra-governmental debt that is owed by the central…

Q: How can a government that isn't running a deficit still get itself into financial trouble?

A: When the government revenue is less than government expenditure it leads to deficit (Budget…

Q: what are three ways that national debt affects the economic prosperity of a country.

A: A strong fiscal direction is a must for a growing economy. A nation on a viable fiscal path creates…

Q: What is meant by revenue deficit and what does it indicate

A: There are three main deficit of any government which are:- (1) Revenue deficit (2) Fiscal deficit…

Q: What are the budget deficits

A: Budget- It is a financial plan for a particular time period.

Q: All other thing being equal, what happens to the government deficit when the economy is in a…

A: A recession refers to as a period of slow or negative real GDP (output) growth that is accompanied…

Q: Explain what effect a large federal deficit might have on interest rates?

A: The deficit in the budget arises when the government faces higher government spending with lesser…

Q: Deficit Vs. Debt

A: In economics, debt and deficit both terms are used as monetary aggregates because these are the…

Q: What is considered "too much" debt or "too large" a deficit?  Are you able to provide any guidelines…

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Q: One objection to deficit spending is that it increases the demand for loanable funds thereby putting…

A: Demand curve for the loanable fund shows the level of demand for loan at different interest rate.…

Q: Describe the major differences in Republicans and Democrats plans on how they plan to create new…

A: Republican-style economic regulation The Republican Party is known for being pro-business and…

Q: How will you identify budget deficits?

A: Budget deficit is a negative budget balance, where Budget balance = Tax revenue - Government…

Q: Analyze the challenges that the US economy is facing to reduce the deficit

A: The challenges that the US economy is facing to reduce the deficit are the slow growth, lower…

Q: Which of the following is a correct measure of the primary deficit? (a) Fiscal deficit - Revenue…

A: Deficit refers to a situation when the expenditures of the government exceed the revenue of the…

Q: Is it a good policy for the government to create budget deficit?  Why and why not?

A: The government is creating a budget deficit in order to stimulate the aggregate demand. To boost the…

Q: If the government increases it discretionary expenditure, explain how the structural deficit might…

A: Nonessential expenditure of government is known as the discretionary expenditure. The chronic…

Q: Sketch a diagram of how sustained budget deficits cause low economic growth.

A: To start with, other things equal, fiscal deficit lessen public/national saving and future national…

Q: The flow of funds into and out of the different sectors of the economy results to a particular…

A: When talking about flow of funds, it explains the movement of funds or goods and services from one…

Q: it a good policy for the government to create budget deficit?

A: Budget deficit = expenditure is more than revenue.  In today's time, government's function in a…

Q: )Which of these methods of government deficit finance is MOST likely to crowd out private…

A: Government budget deficit: - Government budget deficit is the condition in which the government…