Government deficit financing versus cutting expenditures
The text debates how the federal government should raise funds or reduce costs to meet needs. It mentions borrowing as deficit financing and contrasts it with cutting expenditures, but the content is garbled and unclear about concrete outcomes or entities involved.
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