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Tax on land and property

Programs that when needed provides benefits to offset a change in people’s incomes.

Spending for federal programs that must receive annual approval

All the money that has been borrowed by the government over the years and not paid back.

Legislation earmarking funds for certain purposes.

Federal program that provides monthly payments to people who are retired or unable to work.

Tax levied on a product at the time of sale.

A program using eligibility requirements to provide heath, nutrition, or income supplements to individuals.

To aid or promote with money.

A plan for making and spending money.

Federal spending required by law that continues without the need for annual approval by congress.

Situation in which government spends less that it collects in revenues.

Government program that provides health care for the aged.

Contract to repay borrowed money with interest at a specific time in the future.

Funds one level of government receives from another level of government.

Situation in which government spends more than it collects in revenues.

Annual budget in which expenditures equal revenues.

About how much of the federal budget is used for discretionary spending?

From which source do both local governments and state governments receive the greatest amount of money?

How can the government borrow money?

Which level of government is responsible for fire protection?

What is the largest single spending category for the federal budget?

What 12 month period makes up the federal governments fiscal year?

Which level of government is responsible for maintaining interstate highways?

Give me an example of mandatory spending.