Splitting the fiscal imbalance between the current generation and future generations is called
A) genealogical accounting.
B) actuarial accounting.
C) generational imbalance.
D) actuarial balance.

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Generational imbalance refers to the concept of dividing the fiscal imbalance or financial responsibilities between the current generation and future generations, often in the context of government budgets, social security systems, or public debt.

Splitting the Fiscal Imbalance Between the Current Generation and Future