The Government Deficit Does NOT Place a Burden on Future

question 35

Multiple Choice

The government deficit does NOT place a burden on future generations when

• A)taxes are eventually raised to pay interest on the additional debt.
• B)the borrowed funds are used for productive government investment.
• C)borrowing from foreigners offsets the deficit,so that private investment is not crowded-out.
• D)the borrowed funds are transferred to the purchase of nondurable consumer goods.

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