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A legal authorization allowing government agencies to spend a specific amount of public money
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A situation where government revenues exceed expenditures.
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A situation where government expenditures exceed government revenues.
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A government institution responsible for managing public funds and executing the budget.
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The government’s obligation to explain, justify, and take responsibility for its financial decisions.
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A combined budget that includes the state (republican) budget and local budgets.
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The main financial plan of a country, combining revenues and expenditures at the national level.
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A set of laws that defines types of taxes, rules for calculating and collecting them.
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A legal act regulating the principles, structure, and procedures of the budget system.
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A systematic examination of financial operations to ensure accuracy and compliance with laws.
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Government actions related to taxation and spending aimed at influencing the economy.
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Money that the government receives, mainly from taxes, fees, and other sources.
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Actions by the central bank to control money supply, interest rates, and inflation.
