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The national debt is equal to which of the following?ResponsesThe value of all government bonds held by the nation’s central bankThe value of all government bonds held by the nation’s central bankThe value of all loans in the nation’s banking systemThe value of all loans in the nation’s banking systemThe current government budget deficitThe current government budget deficitThe sum of all past government budget deficits and surplusesThe sum of all past government budget deficits and surplusesThe interest payments on the previous year’s government debt

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The national debt is equal to which of the following?ResponsesThe value of all government bonds held by the nation’s central bankThe value of all government bonds held by the nation’s central bankThe value of all loans in the nation’s banking systemThe value of all loans in the nation’s banking systemThe current government budget deficitThe current government budget deficitThe sum of all past government budget deficits and surplusesThe sum of all past government budget deficits and surplusesThe interest payments on the previous year’s government debt

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The national debt is equal to the sum of all past government budget deficits and surpluses.

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