How are national debt and deficit related?
a deficit is the money the government owes t...
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How are national debt and deficit related?
a deficit is the money the government owes the states.
a deficit is the sum of national debts.
the national debt is an accumulation of deficits.
the national debt is the sum of state deficits
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