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| Refers to the availability of money. |
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| A relatively independent agency that manages monetary policy. |
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| Refers to producing harmful things for which the producer does not have to pay. |
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| Believe that having a government deficit will stimulate the economy and reduce unemployment. |
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| A term used to describe widely distributed benefits and widely distributed costs. |
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| A temporary alliance of political groups designed to achieve some goal. |
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| The balance between what the government takes in by way of taxes and what it spends. |
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| A list of things on which people think the government should act. |
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| A term used to describe narrowly concentrated benefits and widely distributed costs. |
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| A license to do business. |
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| This term describes people who from time to time can galvanize public and congressional support for a change. |
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| Believe that cutting taxes will stimulate investment and encourage economic growth. |
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| Describes the total accumulation of all our annual deficits. |
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| council of economic advisors |
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| Helps give the president reliable information on how the economy is working. |
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| Describes putting a policy into effect. |
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| A health program for poor people of any age. |
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