Austan Goolsbee (Chairperson of the Council of Economic Advisers)
The most effective us president is Abhraham Linkhan
why is that president ramon magsaysay was considered as the most loved president of the republic
Yes. During the critical period (1783 - 1793) following the Revolutionary War and until George Washington became president, states issued their own paper money. Most of this money was nearly worthless.
James Buchanan was the president with the most siblings. The 15th President had six sisters and 4 brothers and is the only president from Pennsylvania.
The president doesn't make money.
President Obama
The Louisiana Purchase.
Mohamed Hosni Mubarak. He earns most of his money from tourism. He is known to be the longest president to stay in his presidential seat. Quite simply, he hogs all the money possible from his country.
Lots of money
When President Obama was about to take office, the national debt stood at $10.6 trillion. He inherited the debt from two wars, the Bush tax cuts, and a prescription drug benefit-- none of which had been paid for. President Bush himself had submitted a budget in 2008 in which he predicted that in 2009 there would be a budget deficit of $407 billion; it turned out the deficit was larger: $1.4 trillion. So that is what the new president had to deal with in his first year in office. It should also be noted that President Obama's stimulus package added to the deficit, but many economists believed it was necessary in order to keep the economy from falling into a recession. There are still conservatives in congress who disagreed with the stimulus and believed that cutting spending was the most important thing, rather than trying to jump-start the economy. It is an ongoing debate even four years later.
George W Bush
george bush
President of the United States
Thomas Jefferson, with the Louisiana Purchase.
Its not the degree that makes the most money, but the individual who possesses the degree. OR A degree in Law and run for president
The government can fund a budget deficit through borrowing money by issuing bonds, treasury bills, or other debt securities. It can also raise funds through increasing taxes or cutting spending in other areas to offset the deficit.