Measuring the size of government debt is complicated by all of the following factors except:
A) inflation.
B) uncounted liabilities.
C) capital assets of the government.
D) failure of the Office of Management and Budget to disclose figures on capital expenditures and credit programs.

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The Office of Management and Budget does disclose figures on capital expenditures and credit programs, so this is not a factor that complicates measuring the size of government debt.

Measuring the Size of Government Debt Is Complicated by All