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The federal government debt refers to:

A) The accumulation of past budget deficits.

B) Government spending plus transfer payments minus tax revenues.

C) Tax revenues minus government spending and transfer payments.

D) The total value of U.S. Treasury bonds outstanding. 

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The public debt is the?

A.) Amount of U.S. paper currency in circulation
B.) Ratio of all past deficits to all past surpluses
C.) Accumulation of all past deficits minus all past surpluses
D.) The difference between current government expenditures and current tax revenues

 

The Federal budget deficit is found by

a.  subtracting government tax revenues plus government borrowing from government spending in a particular year.

b.  subtracting government tax revenues from government spending in a particular year.

c.  cumulating the differences between government spending tax revenues overall years since the nation's founding.

d.  subtracting government revenues from non-investiment type government spending in a particular year.

Which of the following equals the amount of public saving?

A. The sum of government tax revenue, government purchases, and government transfer payments to households.

B. Government transfer payments to households minus the sum of government tax revenue and government purchases.

C. Government tax revenue minus the sum of government purchases and transfer payments to households.

D. The sum of government purchases and government tax revenue, minus transfer payments to households.

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