regardless of the actual amount of care used. The amount of the payment is based on the value…
From October 13, 2008, Monica Brown has worked for PCC as the Fiscal Analyst for the Employee Service Center Payroll department. She has nearly 20 years of payroll experience processing various types of payrolls. Monica came to Pima Community College from the Arizona Theater Company, where she was the Payroll Manager overseeing and processing both weekly and Bi-weekly payrolls.…
The economy is needs a little help from the government but they also need to have strong and prominent monetary policies. For this situation, I agree with Allison Tanney, the President should work with Congress to increase government spending and the Federal Reserve should increase the money the money supply. By doing one or the other, you are only doing half the job. If government spending were to increase it would help to stimulate the economy. In addition, lowering interest rate would encourage firms to increase investment. This would also aid increase consumption because now people with mortgages and debt can purchase homes, consolidate debt or even keep from homes being foreclosed.…
This would be one goal of the economic advisor team to reach so that the U.S. government can be strong and prepare for a strong economy. In the case of the unemployment issues the Keynesian perspective would be a good recommendation due to it’s a short-term policy. The economy need to have the unemployment issues addressed in a timely matter so the U.S. government can keep the employee working at a full-time status. This would be a positive step for the economy to make the economic stronger.…
After reviewing the recommendations from these consultants, I do not believe that increasing taxes and raising interest rates are good ideas. I believe following through with those actions only hurts the people of our country and does not help the economy recover. If we increase interest rates and increase taxes, every person from each class will be affected negatively. Although raising taxes and interests rates would be a lot more beneficial and a quicker way to help the economy recover, I believe the morale of our citizens is more important.…
Spend analysis is the process of collecting, cleansing, classifying and analyzing expenditure data with the purpose of reducing procurement costs, improving efficiency and monitoring compliance. It can also be leveraged in other areas of business such as inventory management, budgeting and planning, and product development.…
In fall of 2011, President Obama made a set of bills to encourage growth and recovery. It was called American Jobs Act. Even though the bill never got passed, I thought the act would have worked. I’m not saying it was the best, because nothing is perfect. The purpose of the American Jobs Act is simple: put more people back to work and put more money in the pockets of working Americans – without adding a dime to the deficit. He also said that the bill would not add to the national deficit and would be fully paid for.…
Of the three, the last one may be the most susceptible to the influence of policymakers. The larger the capital stock, the more productive the labor force tends to be.…
The change with the aging population has never been so high as before. As the demographics of the aging populations continues to grow society will be seing thesome growing pains. The cause for the aging population is due to the amount of baby boomer in this generation . The term baby boomers are people who were born from 1947 to 1964. These people were born doing the post-world war II baby boom. The impact of the baby boomers will be mostly felt in healthcare. With the aging population most of the population most of them will depend on medicare to cover health concerns , which will imact everyone in the united state. The demographic of the aging pouplation will also create a demand for more health care professionals. They will more…
The Europeans started gradually settling into the North America since the 17th century. Then the states became to an uprising continent with opportunities that people are desired of. More and more low class Europeans then decided to immigrant to America for better opportunities, and so that they can be a part of the upper social class, which they have no chance to be in Europe at all. With the development of America, its owner the Great Britain started asking heavier taxation, and that resulted the American revolution. After the America has won the war, they declared independence, and established a country called the United States of America, using the French constitution as the model set a series of rules in order to run the country. However, with the coming domestic issues in the next 100 years, US government used various ways to get through the conflicts, are their decisions as beneficial as people thought? Is the US government actually effective on solving these problems? It is clear that the presidents have the greatest control of the government, it is them who made the decisions during all the depressing era. Therefore, the best way to evaluate the effectiveness of US government is to figure out the advantages and disadvantages that different presidents during different conflicts have brought.…
If we are going to limit spending, military spending is a prefect place to start. We are spending tremendous amount of money on the military. Over the decade we have spend over $700 billion a year on our military. US military spending is six times greater than China's and eleven times greater than Russia's. The money use to send soldiers to war can be reduce and used to pay off the national debt. If money is spent less on the military it can be used on education and it can help reduce deficits. Many people may say cutting military spending can lose a lot of jobs and we won't have good security because of the lack of equipment. It may not provide the best security we need and we may lose jobs but it can provide other things for us like more convenient security checks at airports. The money saved can be used to pay of the national debt and could be spent on roads,hospitals,schools, and etc.…
The debate this week is on the federal budget. The federal government gets their money from taxing the people in the United States. This money is spent on the social security, military, education, sciences, transportation, Medicare, energy, housing etcetera. The 2015 federal spending has a budget of $3.72 trillion dollars. Mandatory spending makes up two-thirds the total budget and is largely made up of earned-benefit or entitlement programs, and the spending for those programs is determined by eligibility rules rather than the appropriations process. This is comprised of $2.56 trillion dollars. The largest mandatory program is Social Security, which comprises more than a third of mandatory spending and around 23 percent of the total federal budget. The last third is the presidents discretionary spending which is the portion of the budget that the president requests and Congress appropriates every year. This is comprised of $1.16 trillion dollars and goes mostly to the military and other organizations. The two actors in the debate on the federal budget consist of the Americans for Democratic Action and the Republican Party. The Americans for Democratic Action argue for more federal spending while the Republicans argue for less federal spending.…
America has not seen deficits of this nature since World War II with spending levels reaching 25% of the GDP and deficits reaching 10% of the GDP. And, even when this recession comes to an end, estimates show that annual deficits will continue to surpass the $1 trillion mark, and this could result in a myriad of adverse effects ranging from high interest rates to tax increases. Currently, federal spending per household, which has increased from $25,000 to $31,000 since 2008, is estimated to reach $36,000 by 2020 under the Obama Administration, and if spending increases at this rate, by default, so too will taxes. ("US Census Bureau") Even with his proposed tax increases estimated to allocate $3 trillion in taxes, President Obama’s budget would double the current national debt by 2020 to more than $20 trillion or $138,000 per household. Clearly, government spending is a significant contributing factor to the deficit and to the national debt. Entitlement programs like Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid will continue to increase the deficit, but in order to continue to promote economic growth; Congress must put spending cuts into action.Policymakers shouldn 't think of spending cuts as a necessary evil needed to reduce debt. Rather, the government 's fiscal mess is an opportunity to make reforms that would spur growth and expand individual freedom. The plan below includes a menu of spending cut options for Congress, and further reforms are described at…
Along with the economy, budget deficits are greatly impacting the nation. The wreckage from the recession and the new crash programs are doing nothing to help get us out of the hole we’re in today. The U.S. believes that we can continue to spend trillions of dollars on overseas warfare and…
The increasing of taxes towards citizens of United States has a greater chance of being more effective in generating a sustainable economy than do spending cuts. National politics are currently drafting a resolution to the current economic crisis in the hopes to decrease the overly large amount of debt that has already been stacked up. The primary focus of this resolution? Tax increases. The United States government agrees that tax increases are the best solution today, and these are the most qualified minds of the nation. The United States should prioritize tax increases over spending cuts.…