Economics 1022A/B Chapter Notes - Chapter 29: Tax Wedge, Balanced Budget, Government Debt

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Federal budget: the annual statement of the outlays and revenues of the government of canada, together with the laws and regulations that approve and support these outlays and revenues. Fiscal policy: the use of the federal budget to achieve macroeconomic objectives [full employment, long-term economic growth, price level stability] The federal budget has 3 main components: revenues: federal government"s receipts. Personal income tax [largest] - taxes paid by individuals on income. Indirect and other taxes [2nd largest] - hst & tax on gas, alcohol, and other items. Investment income: corporate income tax [smallest] - taxes paid by companies on their pro ts, outlays: money paid by the government. Transfer payments: payments to individuals, businesses, and other levels of government, and the rest of the world. Expenditure on goods and services: debt interest: the interest the government pays on its debt, budget balance: revenues - outlays. The main source of uctuations in revenues is personal income tax.

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