@ISIDEWITHQuestionseconomy11yrs ago

政府是否应该为削减国家负债而减少公共开支？

自由主义者“首届预算包含了2016年是政府支出的10.2％$ 29.4十亿赤字。支出的支持者认为，这是政府打算借到钱，因为利率是在50年低点，一个伟大的时刻。反对者认为，开支可能失控和债务可以很容易地在2020年达到每年100 $十亿。

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46% 是的	54% 不
40% 是的	38% 不
5% 是，但是应通过彻底地减少政府官员的福利和工资	5% 不，增加对富人的税收来替代
0% 是的，还有增加税收	4% 不，应该增加对大型跨国企业的税收
0% 是，而且应该削减不符宪法规定的联邦政府机构	3% 不，重点靠结束偷漏税来替代
	2% 不，削减公共开支将对经济产生不利的影响
	1% 不，换成减少军事费用。
	1% 不，减少政府官员的数量来替代

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Germany froze public spending for the rest of the year after a court declared the government’s spending plans unconstitutional, dealing a blow to Europe’s recovery and efforts to beef up its defenses and reduce carbon emissions.The court decision is likely to widen the economic speed gap between Europe, whose economy has stagnated for over a year, and the U.S., which grew at an annualized 5% in the three months through September, turbocharged by massive fiscal stimulus. Berlin’s decision to freeze all federal spending for the rest of the year came after the court defunded the government’s 60 billion euro—the equivalent of more than $65 billion—green-transition project. The court said Berlin couldn’t repurpose unspent credits originally earmarked to tackle the Covid-19 pandemic to fund environmental and energy projects. It said Berlin was bound by the country’s constitutionally enshrined fiscal rules that limit budget deficits to 0.35% of gross domestic product in normal times.

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