For what reason might the United States government raise taxes instead of borrowing money to pay for a new government service?

To avoid increasing the flow of money in the economy
To avoid having to change the federal interest rate
To demonstrate that people support the concept of taxation more than borrowing
To avoid paying interest on savings bonds

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For what reason might the United States government raise taxes instead of borrowing money to pay for a new government service?

 To avoid increasing the flow of money in the economy
 To avoid having to change the federal interest rate
 To demonstrate that people support the concept of taxation more than borrowing
 To avoid paying interest on savings bonds

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

@sleepyjess

anonymous · Answer

PLEASE help me...this is barely history, I call it tax class ' not really'

anonymous · Answer

At least, can I have your opinion?

micahmglomski · Answer

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