Deficit to GDP ratio is the amount of money a country borrows as a percentage...of it's economic output measured as gross domestic product. As the deficit to GDP ratio rises the cost to borrow money increases ...
1 Answers · Politics & Government · 20/02/2010
CALORIE DEFICIT You're in control. You can create a calorie deficit ...you're overweight, and if you keep yourself on a calorie deficit , then you will have energy, because your body burns...
4 Answers · Health · 02/01/2009
Great Question! A calorie deficit is the Total calories you burn in...you burn and what you consume. Having a consistent calorie deficit is how you lose weight. Having a calorie deficit ...
7 Answers · Health · 11/01/2009
■A budget deficit raises interest rates, which raises exchange rates, and...fall. The adverse consequences of sustained large budget deficits may well be far larger and occur more suddenly than traditional analysis...
1 Answers · Social Science · 04/05/2012
You can gain muscle during a calorie deficit . Whether you gain muscle mass or muscle strength ... critical to this discussion is the amount of calorie deficit as well as your body fat percentage. Certainly...
1 Answers · Health · 23/02/2014
Deficit in general terms refers to a shortage, or inbalance in an amount due...of having more expenditures than income. The federal deficit is the amount by which federal expenditures exceed federal...
1 Answers · Social Science · 01/05/2012
Deficit is the amount of money the government spends in a given year that is more than what it takes in. Every year we have a deficit , we add to our total debt. We get the money by borrowing -- from...
3 Answers · Politics & Government · 13/09/2009
1. Deficits increase because spending in increases and because...-surpluses-became-bush-and-obamas- deficits / 2. Then there are the reduced ...
3 Answers · Social Science · 10/10/2012
No. A trade deficit is not an advantage. The question is just how... bottom line is that in the long run, a significant trade deficit should cause the value of the currency to decline. If it ...
2 Answers · Social Science · 25/10/2011
You are confusing " deficit " with "debt". Those two words...big increase in government spending, and thus big deficits , hence making debt grow rapidly, and defeating...
3 Answers · Social Science · 18/04/2010