Chapter 23: Problem 2
The federal government finances a budget by a. taxing businesses and households. b. selling Treasury securities. c. printing more money. d. reducing its purchases of goods and services.
Chapter 23: Problem 2
The federal government finances a budget by a. taxing businesses and households. b. selling Treasury securities. c. printing more money. d. reducing its purchases of goods and services.
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Get started for freeWhich of the following countries had the smallest national debt as a percentage of GDP in 2007 ? a. Italy b. Canada c. Australia d. Japan e. France
Which of the following statements about crowding out is true? a. It can completely offset the multiplier. b. It is caused by a budget deficit. c. It is not caused by a budget surplus. d. All of the above are true.
The national debt in 2007 a. was about four times larger than in 1980 . b. was twice as large in 1980 . c. was approximately the same size in 1980 . d. was none of the above.
Supply-side economists argue that less government spending a. will contract the productive side of the economy. b. will result in more crowding out. c. causes higher rates of unemployment and inflation. d. would cause interest rates to increase dramatically. e. would make more investment capital available at lower rates of interest to the private sector.
The national debt is unlikely to cause national bankruptcy because the a. national debt can be refinanced by issuing new bonds. b. interest on the public debt equals GDP. c. national debt cannot be shifted to future generations for repayment. d. federal government cannot repudiate the outstanding national debt.
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