Tax is not the only way to finance the government expenditures. Government borrowing has been a major mechanism to sustain the large outlays in the recent decades. In the 2009 financial crisis, the Obama administration has implemented a large stimulus. Retrospectively, however, it was likely to be too small to bring the U.S. economy back to the trajectory. In contrast, the spending during the 2020-21 pandemic has been significantly larger (both under Trump and Biden administrations). Using the budget projection in the CBO's report, contrast the magnitude of the budget deficit in 2009 and 2020, and 2021 and describe your findings.

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Nigeria typically runs a gov budget surplus, and it has a small debt to GDP ratio (approximately 40%).  This year, Nigeria is running a government budget deficit, and it is financing that deficit by selling government bonds.This year's government budget deficit is causing interest rates to (increase/decrease/remain the same/change ambiguously) and the debt to ( increase/decrease/remain the same/change ambiguously.) Nigeria is predicted to return to a surplus position next year.  If it is successful, interest rates will (increase/decrease/remain the same/change ambiguously) and the debt will (increase/decrease/remain the same/change ambiguously.) In August 2019, Nigeria announced that it would increase its sale of government bonds from 55 billion nigerian currency to 85 billion nigerian currency.  This resulted in (an increase, decrease, no change, an ambiguous change) in the price of government bonds and (an increase, decrease, no change, an ambiguous change) in the yield of government…

Which of the following would not be considered an automatic stabilizer?   Question 13 options:   Income tax   Unemployment compensation   Education spending   Food stamps

Which of the following is an example of an automatic stabilizer? tax rates the MPC the amount of dollars collected in taxes interest rates

In the long-run framework, budget surpluses: Choose the Correct and Explain why its correct should be run whenever output dips below potential output. should never be run since they crowd out investment in the short run. are better than budget deficits over the long run because unlike budget deficits, they increase saving and investment. should be run on a permanent basis since they boost saving and investment and stimulate economic growth.

Treasury yields have climbed in recent months along with investors’ expectations for a strong economic rebound, driven in part by more debt-financed government spending. True or False

Active policy making refers to nondiscretionary policy making. relying on policies that act as automatic stabilizers. actions taken by policy makers in response to or in anticipation of some change in the overall economy. policy making that is carried out in response to a rule.

Government debt in the United States can be categorized a number of different ways. For each debt definition, please indicate all of the scenarios which match that type of debt. The national debt includes Treasury bonds bought by First National Bank of Dallas. the government of China. the Social Security Administration. a citizen of Germany. a little old lady in Peoria.   The public debt includes Treasury bonds bought by First National Bank of Dallas. the government of China. a citizen of Germany. a little old lady in Peoria. the Social Security Administration.   Internally held debt includes bonds owned by the Social Security Administration. First National Bank of Dallas. the government of China. a citizen of Germany. a little old lady in Peoria.   Externally held debt includes bonds owned by the Social Security Administration. First National Bank of Dallas. the government of China. a citizen of Germany. a little old lady in Peoria.