A) Crowding out.
B) Crowding in.
C) Crowding debt.
D) Debt reduction.
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A) The national debt will rise due to higher spending and higher taxes.
B) The national debt will rise due to higher spending and fresh tax cuts.
C) The national debt will fall regardless of the increase in the deficit.
D) None of the choices are correct.
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A) Deficit reduction during a recession.
B) Deficit reduction when there is excess AD.
C) Deficit expansion in an inflationary gap.
D) Deficit reduction during a war.
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A) It must be spent for purchases,as opposed to transfer payments.
B) Most of the current revenues and expenditures are the result of decisions made in prior years.
C) It is determined by decision makers who do not have the power to change spending and taxes.
D) None of the choices are correct.
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A) The interest payments on the debt.
B) Less of an issue if the economy is below full employment since crowding out is less likely to occur.
C) Not an issue if the debt is financed internally.
D) The decrease in public sector output because of government borrowing.
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A) World War II.
B) Ronald Reagan's presidency.
C) The Revolutionary War.
D) The Great Depression.
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A) The U.S.Constitution was amended to require a balanced federal budget.
B) The federal budget deficit was the largest in history.
C) Federal government receipts were greater than federal government spending for the first time in more than 25 years.
D) Federal government outlays were greater than federal government receipts for the first time in more than 25 years.
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A) Decrease the money supply.
B) Increase the money supply.
C) Decrease spending or increase taxes or both.
D) Increase spending or decrease taxes or both.
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A) Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985.
B) Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Act of 1985.
C) The Budget Enforcement Act of 1990.
D) The Federal Deficit Act of 1982.
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A) The ownership of nongovernment debt by the government.
B) Combined foreign debt held by sources outside the U.S.government.
C) The debt of nongovernment organizations.
D) U.S.government debt held by foreigners.
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A) The economy is below full employment.
B) Leakages and injections are out of balance.
C) Macro equilibrium is above full employment.
D) The economy is at full employment.
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A) Automatic stabilizers and autonomous consumption.
B) C,I,G,X,and M.
C) Structural and cyclical deficits.
D) Frictional and seasonal deficits.
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A) The idea of opportunity cost.
B) The difference between internally held debt and externally held debt.
C) The relationship between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve System.
D) How transfers redistribute income.
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A) Tax hikes and/or spending cuts intended to reduce aggregate demand.
B) Changes in taxes and spending intended to increase aggregate supply.
C) Tax cuts or spending increases meant to reduce aggregate demand.
D) Not possible because Congress continues to spend too much money.
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A) The budget surplus would get smaller.
B) The budget surplus would get larger.
C) The budget surplus would remain unchanged.
D) None of the choices are correct.
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A) U.S.Treasury.
B) Federal Reserve System.
C) Securities and Exchange Commission.
D) Congress.
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A) Welfare benefits.
B) Medicaid.
C) Corporate and individual income taxes.
D) Indexed retirement and Social Security benefits.
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