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1- what can the revenue (money) collected through taxes be spent on (3 examples)?

2- what are 2/4 limits on taxing power?

3- what constitutional limits are placed on how much money the government can borrow?

4- what constitutional limits are placed on how much money the government can borrow?

5- what three things caused the budge surpluses of the 1990's to end?

6- what limits are placed on the commerce power?

7- describe the trend in nonbusiness bankruptcies from 1990-2003

8- what are the sources of the foreign relation powers?

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