Question

8. What is a Treasury note?

Answer 1

Answer: the correct sequence is 8.- a government bond that is repaid in two to ten years  9.-a strong economy and low unemployment  11.-but also risk causing the dollar to lose its value  12.-The government can use deficit spending to increase aggregate demand and pull the economy out of recession.

Explanation: this explains more the answer to question 9: The United States entered recession in 1990, which lasted 8 months through March 1991.

Answer 2

A treasury note is a 'note' issued by the government to be used as money. In this case, a treasury note is also a government bond that needs to be repaid within 2 to 10 years.

A budget surplus is the opposite of a budget deficit. It means that the government's income rate is higher than it's spending rate. 

Around the time of the American revolution, when the colonies started making their own money (and they made ALOT of it) money began losing its value, and prices started inflating.

9. A.  a government bond that is repaid in two to ten years
11. D. but also risk the dollar losing its value