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Murljashka [212]
3 years ago
10

One thing that policy makers often overlook is:

Business
1 answer:
Nikolay [14]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:How fiscal policies unintentionally affects individual incentives to work safe and spend.

Explanation:

The unintentional effects of fiscal policies on individual incentives to work safe and spend is very critical to the economy and the people standards of living but it's rather difficult to measure,follow up, or gather the data because it's seen as individual issues and the people do not come together to seek redress on it from policy makers and this has led to it's been overlooked by policy makers.

Fiscal policies effect on economy conditions is easily noticable and it's effect felt so this is not overlooked by policy makers, the price level conditions is also measurable so this is not overlooked by policy makers,

Economic output and how voters reacts to tax increase are not overlooked by policy makers as regards fiscal policies because all this are swiftly reacted to by the populace and negative effects are resented.

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<u>Non - Current Assets</u>

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Accumulated depreciation—Trucks        (36,256 )    163,744

Land                                                                              43,000

Total Non - Current Assets                                       206,744

<u>Current Assets</u>

Office supplies                                                               6,160

Accounts receivable                                                    15,500

Cash                                                                               7,800

Total Current Assets                                                   29,460

Total Assets                                                              236,204

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K. Wilson, Withdrawals                                              (45,000)

Net Income                                                                  22,292

Total Equity                                                                 148,817

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Long-term notes payable                                          40,000

Total Non - Current Liabilities                                   40,000

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Interest payable                                                        20,000

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