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Entitlement

A required government expenditure that continues from one year to thenext.


Fiscal policy


A government’s use of spending and taxation to influence the economy.


Tax

The money that people and businesses pay to support the activities ofthe government.


Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

The total amount of goodsand produced within a country.

Aggregate demand

The total demand of goodsand services at a given price and given time.

Expansionary policy

Intentionto increase the overall money supply to encourage economic growth or todecrease inflation.

Contractionary policy

Intention to decrease theoverall money supply to discourage spending.

Discretionary spending

Spendingthat Congress decides on each budget year.

Mandatory Spending

Spending that Congress mustby law include in each year’s budget.

Recession

Two consecutive fiscalyearly quarters in which there is negative economic growth by GDP.

Inflation

Pricesof goods and services rise faster than employee wages and/or the buying powerof currency.

Deflation

Decline in price for goodsand services usually caused by decrease in the money supply or availablecredit.

Progressive tax

Government tax chargesincrease based on the amount of personal income.