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Finance
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- Q1When times are tough, the government and the Bank of England will take measures to try to stimulate the economy by:reducing personal taxes and increasing interest ratesincreasing personal taxes and reducing interest ratesreducing personal taxes and reducing interest rates30s
- Q2What is net income?the income we have left after we have paid our regular billsthe income we receive from our employerthe income we receive from our employer after tax and other deductions have been taken off30s
- Q3A good thing about budgets is that they tend to stay the same for long periods of time.TrueFalse30s
- Q4An example of unearned income is:commissioninterest on savingsbonuses30s
- Q5Tracking budgets has become easier because banks provide many different ways for customers to access their financial details.TrueFalse30s
- Q6An example of essential expenditure is:council taxrentholiday30s
- Q7The UK government's budget is set by the:Governor of the Bank of EnglandChancellor of the ExchequerPrime Minister30s