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Federal Outlays
Refers to the total amount of money the federal government spends in a fiscal year, including spending on services, subsidies, and interest on debt.
Federal Outlays
Government spending or expenditures, including the money spent on defense, education, social security, and other public services.
Federal Budget
A plan for federal government outlays and revenues for a specified period, usually a year.
Fiscal Policy
Government strategies to influence a country's economy through public spending and taxation decisions.
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