How does the federal government fund the yearly budget?
It borrows money by selling bonds and takes in tax revenue.
It borrows money by buying bonds and prints more paper currency.
It sells off high-value stocks and sells natural resources such as oil.
It takes in tax revenue and buys bonds.
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