Asked by Savanna
Considering monetary policy, federal and state tax cuts, and our war on terrorism, what options does our government have available to them to balance the federal budget.
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To move from a deficit to a balanced budget, lawmakers must raise revenues and/or lower spending. Period.
Not only do taxes raise revenue, governments also collect money from fines, penalties, and user fees. (Although, by comparison, these are tiny). And governments spend on a whole lot of other things besides fighting terrorism. E.g., National Parks, farm subsidies, roads, medical care, tax administration, aid to the needy, etc.
Not only do taxes raise revenue, governments also collect money from fines, penalties, and user fees. (Although, by comparison, these are tiny). And governments spend on a whole lot of other things besides fighting terrorism. E.g., National Parks, farm subsidies, roads, medical care, tax administration, aid to the needy, etc.
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