federal deficit (surplus)
federal shortfall that results when the government spends more in a fiscal year than it receives in revenue. To cover the shortfall, the government usually borrows from the public by floating long- and short-term debt.
Federal Deficit (Surplus)
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Federal Deficit (Surplus)
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FEDERAL DEFICIT (SURPLUS) - When federal government expenditures are exceeded by federal government rev...
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FEDERAL DEFICIT: An excess of federal government spending over tax collections. The federal deficit has been the subject of on-again, off-again debates among vote-seeking politicians and pointy-headed economists for a number of years.
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Federal Deficit The amount by which a government's expenditures exceed its tax revenues. The...
Each country made specific promises on economic policy: the United States pledged to cut the federal deficit, Japan promised a looser [economics-term KEY-"MONETARY POLICY"]monetary policy[/economics-term] and a range of financial-sector reforms, ...
Federal deficit spending also ramps up.
2007: The housing bubble bursts as a slight drop in home prices initiates a chain of events leading to a cascade of defaults in leveraged mortgages. The country starts into the recession averted in 2001.
federal deficit was projected to total $325 billion. But because most people think of Social Security as a forced pension plan, ...
Legislation aimed at reducing the federal deficit through a combination of increased taxes and reduced spending.
First, given extraordinary mounting federal deficits, many industry insiders believe that we are nearing the tail end of a period of relative reimbursement stability for Medicare Home Health, re-igniting interest in other services.
Agencies of the federal government set up to supply credit to various classes of institutions and individuals, e.g., S&Ls, small business firms, students, farmers, and exporters.
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Large Corporations Tax (LCT). A tax levied on the amount by which a corporation's taxable capital employed in US/Canada exceeds $10 million. It ensures that all large corporations contribute each year to reducing the federal deficit.
Treasury Securities
Securities issued by the U.S. Treasury that have the full faith and credit guarantee of the U.S. Government. These debt instruments are issued for the purpose of financing the federal deficit.
Although supply siders maintain that the tax cuts of the 1980s were responsible for the decade's economic growth, critics argue that such policies caused massive federal deficits, penalized the poor and middle class, ...
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