1)Please explain why when a local government issues general obligation bond, it will require voters’ approval whereas when it issues revenue bond, it does not require voters’ approval. 2)What is the...

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1)Please explain why when a local government issues general obligation bond, it will require voters’ approval whereas when it issues revenue bond, it does not require voters’ approval.
2)What is the main factor that separates the federal government from state and local governments with regard to the purpose of borrowing? What can the federal government borrow for, and what can the state and local governments borrow for, as a result of this factor?


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1)Please explain why when a local government issues general obligation bond, it will require voters’ approval whereas when it issues revenue bond, it does not require voters’ approval.
General obligation bonds called as the debt instruments and local government issues General obligation bonds or GO when they required to raise fund for completing or starting the public works. The local government considered general obligation bond as an effective tool for completing the public works and other related activities. They are two types of general obligation bonds one is limited tax general obligation bonds and another one is unlimited tax...
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