Across
- 3. When the government borrows money by selling ____
- 8. Taxes people pay on the land and houses they own
- 10. General tax levied on consumer's purchases of nearly all products
- 12. Social Security, National Defense, Income Security, Medicare, and Health are all _____
- 15. Most important resources of state government revenues
- 17. Programs that help citizens who meet established eligibility requirements (i.e health, nutritional, income)
- 18. Takes the same percentage of tac from anyone no matter how much they make
- 19. Spending equal revenues
Down
- 1. Government expenditures that must be approved yearly
- 2. Tax rate that increases as income increases
- 4. Laws that approve spending got a particular activity
- 5. Money the government has borrowed and hasn’t paid back
- 6. When the government spends more than it collects in revenue
- 7. Programs that begin working to stimulate the economy as soon as needer
- 9. State spending on their citizen's education
- 11. Spending that does not need annual approval
- 13. The percentage of tax you pay decreases as you make more money
- 14. Tax levied by the government directly on your income
- 16. Second largest category of federal expenditures