Tylens puzzle

2. policy Government decisions about spending and taxation to influence the economy.
4. A fiscal policy that increases government spending or lowers taxes to stimulate economic growth.
6. The amount of goods and services that money can buy.
9. The total amount of money the government owes from borrowing.
10. The income a household has left to spend or save after paying direct taxes.
12. A tax added to the price of goods and services, such as GST.
14. Money collected by the government from individuals and businesses to fund public services.
15. Acting carefully and responsibly, especially when managing money.

1. When government revenue is greater than government spending.
3. A fiscal policy that reduces government spending or raises taxes to slow inflation and economic growth.
5. Valuable items or resources owned by a person, business, or government.
7. When government spending is greater than government revenue.
8. The difference between the government's total revenue and total expenses over a period.
11. The value of assets minus liabilities (what is owed).
13. A tax paid directly by individuals or businesses, such as income tax.