Generational accounting does NOT investigate issues involving
A) the budget deficit.
B) government obligations such as Social Security.
C) the ownership of corporate stock.
D) the burden of taxes.

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Generational accounting focuses on the fiscal impacts of government policies across different generations, particularly how government obligations like Social Security and taxes affect various age groups. It does not directly investigate the ownership of corporate stock, as this is more related to individual or corporate finance rather than governmental fiscal policies.

Generational Accounting Does NOT Investigate Issues Involving