Suppose the media report that the federal deficit this year is $200 billion. The national debt was $5,000 billion last year, and it is $5,200 billion this year. The price level this year is 3 percent higher than it was last year. What is the real deficit?

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Q: What would be the Primary deficit if fiscal deficit is 77 and Interest payment is 66?

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Q: How will the deficit for the bottom line budget of $3.1 trillion affect the economy?

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Q: What is the meaning and definitions of fiscal policy?

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Q: Find the primary deficit when the fiscal deficit is $2100 and the interest on payment are $1500

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Q: What would be the primary deficit if the fiscal deficit is $700 and Interest payment is $300 ?

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

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Q: Distinguish between deficit and debt.

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Q: Find the fiscal deficit if the primary deficit is 760 and the interest payments are 120

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Q: How fiscal policy works, and its benefits.

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Q: Who prepares and passes the federal budget?

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