The Govenrment imposes interest rates on money owed to the government by citizens to increase rate of return. The government does not impose interest rates on money it owes to its citizens. This interest rate would demand a more efficient and effective internal policy for seeing that the government disperses money it owes to the people it governs. When the government owes citizens money, it may take long periods of time to be sent to them. If a citizen owes the government money, it wants it then and now or it imposes interest. This interest creates added hardship on the citizen and further increases the debt they owe. The government should not be held exempt from such obligations.



