Understanding Surplus: Definition, Types, and Economic Impact

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Calculate the real deficit or surplus in the following cases: (L O 31-2) a. Inflation is 10 percent. Debt is 3 trillion. Nominal deficit is 220 billion. b. Inflation is 2 percent. Debt is 1 trillion. Nominal deficit is 50 billion. c. Inflation is -4 percent. (Price levels are falling.) Debt is 500 billion. Nominal deficit is 30 billion. d. Inflation is 3 percent. Debt is 2 trillion. Nominal surplus is 100 billion. | Numerade

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