A) government aid to the poor.
B) unemployment Insurance.
C) social security.
D) all of the above.
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A) Labor-intensive, small-scale income generating projects for young people.
B) Increased public spending to maintain construction projects.
C) Subsidizing the price of basic goods.
D) Tax increases on medium and small businesses.
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A) changes in interest rates have their full effect on the economy in a short period of time, whereas changes in government spending and taxes have their full effect over a long period of time.
B) the central bank can immediately recognize when real GDP is below or above potential GDP.
C) the central bank can more quickly change monetary policy than the government can change fiscal policy.
D) changes in interest rates have a considerably larger effect on the economy than changes in government purchases or taxes.
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A) Lebanon was aiming to reach EU levels of debt at lower than 60% of GDP.
B) Two-thirds of government expenditure is allocated to interest repayments and wages.
C) The 2008 global financial crisis had increase Lebanese remittances.
D) Growth was only 3 percent in 2009.
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A) the accumulation of past budget deficits.
B) tax revenues minus government spending.
C) the total value of the government Treasury bonds outstanding.
D) government spending minus tax revenues.
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A) offset the effects of the business cycle on the economy.
B) offset the effects of inflation.
C) stabilize foreign -exchange rates.
D) stabilize interest rates.
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A) the Kuwaiti government was trying to be the highest GCC country in terms of government purchases.
B) a revolution by the youth of Kuwait demanding more government purchases.
C) the Gulf War at the time.
D) None of the above.
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A) lower taxes by an amount less than $500 billion.
B) lower government purchases by $500 billion.
C) lower taxes by $500 billion.
D) raise government purchases by more than $500 billion.
E) raise government purchases by $500 billion.
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A) The complexity of the tax system would increase under the flat tax.
B) Tax compliance would decrease if the tax were implemented.
C) Savings and investment would decline under the flat tax.
D) The distribution of income would be more unequal under the tax.
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A) the parliament and the central bank.
B) president/king and the parliament.
C) the central bank.
D) president/king and the central bank.
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A) Oil-based Arab countries change their government expenditure plans dramatically each year.
B) Governments in nonoil-based Arab economies know how to manage resources better.
C) Government purchases in oil-based Arab economies are financed by receipts of oil revenues. Therefore, they fluctuate according to oil prices.
D) All of the above.
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