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Macro Chapter 15

TermDefinition
transfer payments payments made to groups or individuals when no good or service is received in return
government outlays the part of the government budget that includes both spending and transfer payments
mandatory outlays government spending that is determined by ongoing programs like Social Security and Medicare; sometimes called entitlement programs
discretionary outlays government spending that can be altered when the government is setting its annual budget
Social Security a U.S. government-administered retirement funding program
Medicare a mandated U.S. federal program that funds health care people age 65 and older
progressive income tax system income tax system in which people with higher incomes pay a larger portion of their income in taxes than people with lower incomes do
marginal tax rate the tax rate paid on an individual's next dollar of income
budget deficit condition occurring when government outlays exceed revenue
budget surplus condition occurring when government revenue exceeds outlays
debt the sum total of all accumulated and unpaid budget deficits
austerity policy involving strict budget regulations aimed at debt reduction
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