Federal Financing

Federal financing refers to the various ways the U.S. government raises and manages funds to support public programs and services. This includes issuing government bonds, collecting taxes, and borrowing money to fund initiatives like infrastructure, education, and defense. Essentially, it's the process of gathering financial resources from different sources to ensure the government can meet its obligations and promote economic stability and growth. Federal financing involves careful planning to balance income and expenses, maintaining fiscal responsibility while supporting national priorities.