It is going to be repaid by future generations. Whenever the government spends money it doesn't have, it is essentially borrowing on the future. It has been the thought that we can just spend whatever we want that has gotten us to have a nice 10+ trillion dollar debt!
Not in your lifetime.
The term of stimulus package is often used in the US to describe a series of laws and regulations designed to create accelerate economic growth. Growth includes higher levels of industrial production and a lower rate of unemployment. There are various ways to stimulate growth in the US economy. Generally speaking, the US president will propose a stimulus package that reduces taxes both on business and on ordinary citizens. In order to add to the growth of US energy resources, the package may, for a period of time, reduce various regulations that allow for stronger economic expansion in oil drilling, coal production, and fracking for natural gas. The "package" will have a time limit and adjustments may be made if not enough growth is produced or unemployment is not lowered. The package is also designed to produce an increase in jobs. Stimulus packages come in many forms. The ones just described are common ones.
The initial bailout plan was for nearly $700 billion. The latest stimulus package is another $250 billion The aim of the bailout plans, stimulus packages etc are to purchase bad assets, reduce uncertainty regarding the worth of the remaining assets, and restore confidence in the credit markets. Below are some reasons for such packages: 1. To Stabilize the economy 2. Improve Liquidity 3. Improve Investor Confidence 4. Reduce the impact of the financial crisis on the US Economy and GDP.
No such thing
You MUST file (postmarked) no later than October 15th to qualify for the economic stimulus check.
never
The stimulus package in the US has increased spending.
its a $787 billion package that is suppost to help boost the econony, bail out buisnesss and help the unimploied
The term of stimulus package is often used in the US to describe a series of laws and regulations designed to create accelerate economic growth. Growth includes higher levels of industrial production and a lower rate of unemployment. There are various ways to stimulate growth in the US economy. Generally speaking, the US president will propose a stimulus package that reduces taxes both on business and on ordinary citizens. In order to add to the growth of US energy resources, the package may, for a period of time, reduce various regulations that allow for stronger economic expansion in oil drilling, coal production, and fracking for natural gas. The "package" will have a time limit and adjustments may be made if not enough growth is produced or unemployment is not lowered. The package is also designed to produce an increase in jobs. Stimulus packages come in many forms. The ones just described are common ones.
Unless new or increased taxes are put into law, the money will have to be borrowed by issuing government bonds.
Not only can they, but companies receiving money from the 2008/09 Stimulus Package MUST hire US citizens if they have laid off US citizens.
Depends where it's going to
Yes, but since it is a naturally-occuring stimulus, it would be classified as an unconditional stimulus (US).
The initial bailout plan was for nearly $700 billion. The latest stimulus package is another $250 billion The aim of the bailout plans, stimulus packages etc are to purchase bad assets, reduce uncertainty regarding the worth of the remaining assets, and restore confidence in the credit markets. Below are some reasons for such packages: 1. To Stabilize the economy 2. Improve Liquidity 3. Improve Investor Confidence 4. Reduce the impact of the financial crisis on the US Economy and GDP.
No such thing
that depends on how the package was sent if its US postal service and in the US only going over one state boundary no more than 4-5 days
Us a stimulus check
In classical conditioning, the pairing of the conditioned stimulus (CS) with the unconditioned stimulus (US) will result in the CS becoming a conditioned stimulus that elicits a conditioned response similar to the unconditioned response that was originally triggered by the US.