A Keynesian View of the Budget Deficit

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An ease in monetary policy will bring about economic recovery. A tighter fiscal policy will bring lower interest rates, thus promoting growth and stability. This policy mix will lower the budget deficit and contribute to capital formation. A complete outlook on the economy shows the statistics regarding inflation, interest rates, unemployment, and the gross national product (GNP). The need for recovery expands internationally. Announcing this plan for recovery would further the plan along and contribute to its success.

Author: Tobin, J.
Forecasts and trends, Accounting, Economic policy, Economic development

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THE NATION'S BUSINESS WASHINGTON LETTER

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AN UPDATE OF CONGRESSIONAL DEBATES AND ISSUES AS THEY RELATE TO BUSINESS ARE DISCUSSED. OF PARTICULAR INTEREST ARE BUDGET, DEFICIT FINANCING AND THE POSSIBILITY OF COMBATTING RECESSION. A FEW TOPICS DEALING WITH LAND AND LANDLORD RIGHTS ARE PREDICTED TO BE DISCUSSED IN CONGRESS THE NEXT FEW MONTHS.

Laws, regulations and rules, United States. Congress

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Fiscal scorekeeping the Washington way

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Past deceptive deficit-cutting programs were based on mandatory spending, in which programs set their own spending levels, and the idea that reductions in projected spending equals savings. The GOP balanced-budget plan, which will eventually limit spending to revenue levels, is sound fiscal policy.

Editorial, Accounting and auditing, Budget deficits

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Subjects list: Finance, National government, Federal government, Economic aspects, Government spending policy
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