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The fiscal imbalance is the difference between the government’s total revenue and its total spending. The government’s revenue comes from taxes, fees, and other sources, while its spending includes expenses such as salaries, benefits, and interest on debt. If the government’s revenue is greater than its spending, the fiscal imbalance is said to be positive. … Read more
An indication of interest, or IOI, is a formal statement from a prospective buyer to a seller that indicates the buyer’s interest in acquiring a security or other asset. IOIs are commonly used in the securities industry to signal a potential interest in buying or selling a security. For example, a broker may send an … Read more
-What is a balanced scorecard? -How is a balanced scorecard used in business? How do you implement a balanced scorecard? The balanced scorecard is a performance management system that helps organizations track and improve their performance in four key areas: financial, customer, process, and people. To implement a balanced scorecard, organizations first need to identify … Read more
The callcrowding in or attraction effect refers to the stimuli that, through public spending, are exerted on the economy. It is an expansion effect of the public sector, since they introduce into the economy expenses that favor it. At the same time, it is an expansion expense to the private sector, since the main purpose … Read more
