Now simply right-click on the .DAT file and change the file extension after the dot to the desired file format. You should also see the icon representing the file change to the appropriate program used to open that file type, i.e. Excel in the screenshot below.
What is Deficit Spending? Deficit spending is borrowing money right now that you'll have to pay back in the future. It's not a short term loan like a 30 day line of credit a business might use to cover payroll. It's borrowing money for 90 or 180 days or one, five, or ten years. It's like taking out a mortgage to buy a house; if getting what you want or need right now is more important or valuable than the money you'll spend on interest, it can be a good deal. That's the definition of deficit spending.
Private Consumption Expenditures (C): 1  As interest rates increase, people begin to save more and consume less in relation to their spending/saving habits with lower interest rates, so C decreases. 2  When taxes go down, people tend to have more income, so C increases. 3  When income increases, C increases.