9. Focusing on the tax cut of 1982, the personal current tax receipts for 1981, the year before the tax cut is $ _______ billion. 10. Focusing on the tax cut of 1982, the personal current tax receipts for 1982, the year of the tax cut is $ _______ billion. 11. Focusing on the tax cut of 1982, the personal current tax receipts for 1983, the year after the tax cut is $ _______ billion.

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9. Focusing on the tax cut of 1982, the personal current tax receipts for 1981, the year before the tax cut is $ _______ billion.

10. Focusing on the tax cut of 1982, the personal current tax receipts for 1982, the year of the tax cut is $ _______ billion.

11. Focusing on the tax cut of 1982, the personal current tax receipts for 1983, the year after the tax cut is $ _______ billion.

12. Focusing on the tax cut of 1982, the personal current tax receipts for 1984, two years after the tax cut is $ _______ billion.

13. Focusing on the tax cut of 1982, the personal current tax receipts for 1985, three years after the tax cut is $ _______ billion.

14. Focusing on the tax cut of 1982, the personal current tax receipts for 1986, four years after the tax cut is $ _______ billion.

### U.S. Federal Government Financial Data: 1982–1987

#### Table Overview

This table provides detailed data on the U.S. federal government's financial activities from 1982 to 1987. It includes various categories such as receipts, expenditures, and net lending/borrowing. 

#### Key Sections

1. **Current Receipts:**
   - **1982 to 1987 growth:**
     - Started at 618.7 in 1982 and increased to 899.5 by 1987.
   - **Taxes:**
     - **Current tax receipts** grow from 371.8 in 1982 to 526.4 in 1987.
     - **Personal current taxes** range from 295.6 (1982) to 393.1 (1987).
   - **Corporate Income Taxes:**
     - Showed a steady increase from 33.8 in 1982 to 55.8 in 1987.
   - **Contributions for government social insurance** rise from 206.0 to 317.4.

2. **Current Expenditures:**
   - **1982 to 1987 rise:**
     - Began at 786.0 and went up to 1,065.2.
   - **Consumption Expenditures:**
     - Increased from 258.4 to 353.0.
   - **Government Social Benefits:**
     - Rose from 286.0 to 361.5.

3. **Net Federal Government Saving:**
   - Exhibited deficits throughout the period, beginning at -167.4 in 1982 and at -165.7 in 1987.

4. **Total Receipts, Expenditures, and Net Lending/Borrowing:**
   - **Total Receipts:**
     - Followed an upward trend from 626.2 in 1982 to 906.7 in 1987.
   - **Total Expenditures:**
     - Showed growth, starting at 811.6 in 1982 and reaching 1,126.2 by 1987.
   - **Net Lending/Borrowing:**
     - Consistently negative, from -185.4 in 1982 to -219.5 in 1987.

This table provides a comprehensive look at the federal government's fiscal performance over a six-year period, illustrating trends in revenue collection,
Transcribed Image Text:### U.S. Federal Government Financial Data: 1982–1987 #### Table Overview This table provides detailed data on the U.S. federal government's financial activities from 1982 to 1987. It includes various categories such as receipts, expenditures, and net lending/borrowing. #### Key Sections 1. **Current Receipts:** - **1982 to 1987 growth:** - Started at 618.7 in 1982 and increased to 899.5 by 1987. - **Taxes:** - **Current tax receipts** grow from 371.8 in 1982 to 526.4 in 1987. - **Personal current taxes** range from 295.6 (1982) to 393.1 (1987). - **Corporate Income Taxes:** - Showed a steady increase from 33.8 in 1982 to 55.8 in 1987. - **Contributions for government social insurance** rise from 206.0 to 317.4. 2. **Current Expenditures:** - **1982 to 1987 rise:** - Began at 786.0 and went up to 1,065.2. - **Consumption Expenditures:** - Increased from 258.4 to 353.0. - **Government Social Benefits:** - Rose from 286.0 to 361.5. 3. **Net Federal Government Saving:** - Exhibited deficits throughout the period, beginning at -167.4 in 1982 and at -165.7 in 1987. 4. **Total Receipts, Expenditures, and Net Lending/Borrowing:** - **Total Receipts:** - Followed an upward trend from 626.2 in 1982 to 906.7 in 1987. - **Total Expenditures:** - Showed growth, starting at 811.6 in 1982 and reaching 1,126.2 by 1987. - **Net Lending/Borrowing:** - Consistently negative, from -185.4 in 1982 to -219.5 in 1987. This table provides a comprehensive look at the federal government's fiscal performance over a six-year period, illustrating trends in revenue collection,
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