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

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Generational accounting focuses on issues related to the intergenerational equity of government policies by measuring the fiscal burden on future generations. It includes the evaluation of tax policies, budget deficit, and government obligations such as Social Security. However, it does not investigate issues related to corporate stock ownership.

Generational Accounting Does NOT Investigate Issues Involving