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How do governments borrow money?
Governments raise most their funds through taxes and other revenue, and occasionally tax revenue is not enough for pay for the government taxes so as a result the government must borrow money by issuing bonds. A bond is a certificate stating that the government has borrowed a certain sum of money from the owner.
Does the Secretary of the Treasury set the discount rate?
The US Secretary of the Treasury is a cabinet position. The incumbent has important responsibilies such as insuring the Federal Government has the funds it needs for its operations. The Secretary is also an advisor to the President on fiscal matters. One area however, that is not part of the Secretary's portfolio is setting the so -called discount rate.
Why would an organization want to build a enterprise system?
Well as defined before an enterprise is actually a business operation of the government that further funds government operations such as a for public college. The system is devised to serve government and citizens that reduce taxes and is self-sufficient to a certain quantity. The system is really an organization structure in how it returns in government of public or it's citizenry based of a dual operation of government revenue funding (non-profit) and for profit (operations to fund the needs of citizens that may be wards of government or if government operations are understated). The final is engagement with profit institutions such as corporations and business with provisions for citizens. Its primary role in a system is refurbishing government operations (social welfare, economic welfare and structural welfare). Based off these categories determines how government funds subsidize through tax revenues back into the base foundation of it's categories. Such as if a school institution provides educational requirements for soldier to serve high technical functions in the military then some subsidized funding may come from (defense spending). This is usually done in policies of budget and percentage spending. The enterprise system is structure that helps determine percentage of resources that are funded/subsidized and in which category serving citizens - either scholarship vehicles for higher education access as an economic tool for government insuring sufficient workforce needs (Department of Labor) and or government subsidized teaching hospitals that serve not only workforce needs but reduced medical care costs for government programs such as (medicare or medicaid). The system also measures performance of government use policies for it's citizens- as most are run not for profit but for service back to tax payers- some do function a profit operations but these profits must be returned in a from of reduced hospital care for the poor, education subsidies and other for citizen needs into the community and or government operations. Seldom does it make a profit as profit means reduced federal or state tax revenue funding. Yet favorable it can operate efficiently in a profit based model to a point if federal or state budget cuts are required to stay operational for it's citizens that need low cost services. Other avenues of funding too are corporations that for say research they are able to produce or access new drug patents that may be shared with a medical university. Even enterprises hold patent and lease or sale rights of use. Usually corporate/business arrangements account a small percentage of the enterprises efforts as conditions apply. Enterprise funded research requires the corporation offer citizens in need discounts or reduced offering (such as drug assistance programs though pharmaceutical firms). In these programs ensure free drugs to dire low income individuals direct from business in some cases extending past corporate donation restrictions of a 10% of business assets limit pending budget policy allowance per congressional and house fiscal enactments. The most important requirement again is the measure of services that these enterprise system provide annual data per need vs. citizens private ability self-sufficient also determines injections of federal or state revenue funding. So in some ways it influence policy makers decisions in fiscal spending vs performance needs or redirect spending stabilizing citizens ability to support government revenue funding.
Why do firms try to sell more products or to sell them at higher prices?
To increase revenue. Revenue = Price x Quantity sold. So if a firm sells more products and/or sells products at a higher price, revenue will increase.
What is profitability analysis?
An analysis of costs and revenue to determine whether or not a venture will make a profit, and, if so, how much. This is important information in deciding on whether to make an investment. The length of time required to repay the initial investment can be a critical factor.
When cities in texas borrow money to finance government operations they often do so by.?
When cities in Texas borrow money, they often do so by imposing revenue bonds. Revenue bonds are a type of municipal bond.
Why is gold so important to South Africa?
Taxation is important because it is the main source of revenue to finance government spending on services and infrastructure.
Why do you have income tax?
So that the government has some income to pay for all of the expenses of the government operations.
In 1890 the most important source of revenue for the federal government was?
Income tax*edit* I don't think so. Perhaps in modern times, but income taxes weren't even considered constitutional until the sixteenth amendment was ratified in 1913. It was used as a considerable source of revenue around WW2, and it just sort of stuck around after that. In 1890, I would say custom duties (tariffs) were the main source of federal revenue.
What are sources of revenue for media sources?
Mainly advertising. For example, TV stations will have advert breaks, newspapers have adverts and so on. (Advertising and subscriptions)
Why is property tax so popular with local governments and why is it sometimes criticized?
It is so important because it is what creates the governments revenue.
How do governments borrow money?
Governments raise most their funds through taxes and other revenue, and occasionally tax revenue is not enough for pay for the government taxes so as a result the government must borrow money by issuing bonds. A bond is a certificate stating that the government has borrowed a certain sum of money from the owner.
Why is Las Vegas so important to Nevada?
It brings tourism into the state therefore bringing more revenue to the state.
Why is air superiority so important?
military operations have to be in the open. without air superiority such operations would be subject to attack, as with the invasion of Normandy in 1944, where there was air superiority............
Why is income tax so important for the government?
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Is the decrease in revenue a debit?
Default balance for revenue is credit balance so to reduce a revenue account it must be something with debit balance so debit is a decrease in revenue.
What is the budget for blackwater operations in Iraq?
The exact budget of the American government for Blackwater operations in Iraq is shrouded in secrecy. But sources say over $6 billion has been spent so far.
