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- 1. Fiscal Responsibility By: Shannon Joiner
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- 3 components according to Lisa Johnson, who represents Utah in the US House of Representatives Definition: Fiscal policy refers to the government's handling of the budget. Usually fiscal policy is about spending as much as possible, thereby stimulating the economy and increasing votes, without raising taxes. This has led to an ongoing budget deficit and a huge debt. Like any budget, fiscal policy guides two components: income and spending.
- how purchases are to be made (including when and by whom) and how sales, if any, are to be handled (including what happens to the money).
- Population growth brings increased need for transportation infrastructure. A rising student population requires more school buildings, more teachers, and increased operating funds. Development and maintenance of agreed procedures to prevent, reduce, control, mitigate and take other actions in the event of an emergency.
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