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The government can fund a budget deficit through borrowing money by issuing bonds, treasury bills, or other debt securities. It can also raise funds through increasing taxes or cutting spending in other areas to offset the deficit.
If you mean who pays for the government, then it is the taxpayers money. All the money that you pay in government fees, road tolls, rates and taxes all go to the government.
your lucky i did this an r.e last Tuesday .income tax .national insurance .V.A.T .e.t.c
There is no value of borrowing money. After all, you have to pay it back and often twice or 3 times as much as you originally borowed, but people do this because they want to buy (f.e a car) fast, and they can not wait to get their money by working. ^_^
Loans, overdrafts and buying on credit are all ways of borrowing. Different methods of borrowing suit different types of people and situations. Whatever type of borrowing you choose, it's important to make sure you'll be able to afford the repayments.
1) if you cannot pay it back the lender is out of pocket. 2) you then owe that person and all extra money you have until you pay them back belongs to them. borrowing can be okay if the amount is under about £10 though
All he has to do is order it. Then either he, himself, or one of his subordinates, approves the plans and allots the money for the project.
The person (or group) that approves all governor appointments is the Secretary of State.
It all depends on the member/members who is/are borrowing the money. If a member does not pay back the money, that money is lost along with some of the interest you would be getting.
Loans, overdrafts and buying on credit are all ways of borrowing. Different methods of borrowing suit different types of people and situations. Whatever type of borrowing you choose, it's important to make sure you'll be able to afford the repayments.
Britain was in debt primarily due to expensive military conflicts, such as the Seven Years' War and the Napoleonic Wars, and the resultant high costs of maintaining a global empire. Additionally, mismanagement of finances and heavy borrowing to fund these endeavors contributed to the large national debt.