When the Government's Expenses Equal Its Revenues, Then the Budget

question 57

Multiple Choice

When the government's expenses equal its revenues, then the budget

• A) is in deficit.
• B) is in surplus.
• C) is legal only because expenditures equal tax revenues.
• D) is balanced.
• E) could be either in surplus or deficit.

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