Chapter 14: Q. 14.3LO (page 303)
Analyze the macroeconomic effects of government budget deficits.
Short Answer
- Crowding Out Effect.
- Increased Debt.
- Higher Interest Rates.
- Higher Interest Payments.
- Short-term Economic process.
Chapter 14: Q. 14.3LO (page 303)
Analyze the macroeconomic effects of government budget deficits.
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of all federal expenditures now go for entitlement spending. What does this fact imply about how the government is paying for most of its discretionary expenditures?
It may be argued that the effects of a higher public debt are the same as the effects of a higher deficit. Why?
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Describe the possible ways to reduce the government budget deficit.
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