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Public Spending
Expenditure by government, covering the military, health, education, infrastructure, development projects, and the cost of servicing (paying off the interest on) overseas borrowing.
A principal source of revenue or income to pay for public expenditure is taxation. Most countries present their plans for spending in their annual budgets.
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Bank of England
building society
capitalism
command economy
council tax
credit (economics)
debt
economic activity
electronic commerce
enterprise zone
euro
European Free Trade Association
European Union
finance, sources of
financial institution
free enterprise
free trade
gross domestic product
gross national product
hire purchase
inflation (economics)
International Monetary Fund
loan
manufacturing industry
monetarism
mortgage
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National Economic Development Council
nationalism (politics)
overdraft
pension
private enterprise
private finance initiative
private sector
privatization
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