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National Budget Simulation Reflection Questions, Exams of Financial Economics

BudgetingPublic FinanceFiscal PolicyEconomic Policy

Reflection questions for individuals who have completed a national budget simulation exercise. The questions cover various aspects of budgeting, including balancing the budget, program cuts, politically motivated decisions, and tradeoffs. Users are encouraged to write at least 4-5 sentences for each question.

What you will learn

  • What are the tradeoffs of preserving some programs while protecting others? Discuss the implications.
  • How successful were you in balancing the budget during the simulation? Provide your ending numbers.
  • If given the opportunity, would you choose to raise taxes rather than cut programs? Explain your policy choice.
  • What challenges does Congress face when creating the real budget?
  • Which decisions made during the simulation might be perceived as politically motivated? Explain.

Typology: Exams

2021/2022

Uploaded on 08/05/2022

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Download National Budget Simulation Reflection Questions and more Exams Financial Economics in PDF only on Docsity! National Budget Simulation Worksheet Directions: When you have finished your budget simulation and reviewed your results, answer the following reflection questions by writing at least 4-5 sentences for each. 1. Describe how successful you were at balancing the budget by providing your ending numbers. 2. How will the program cuts that you made affect specific groups (the elderly, students, environmentalists, savers, the poor, foreign aid recipients, producers, etc.)? What programs did you choose to cut? Why did you choose those programs over others? 3. Would other cuts have had less impact on people’s lives? Which budget cuts had the largest impact on reducing the deficit? 4. Which decisions might be perceived as politically motivated?
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