Introduction to Economics Chapters 24, 25, 26 on Fiscal and Monetary Policy

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Is expansionary fiscal policy used during a recession or inflation?

Used during a recession

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Does expansionary fiscal policy cause aggregate demand to increase or decrease?

Increases aggregate demand

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What are the (3) tools used to increase aggregate demand?

  1. Increase government spending

  2. Decrease taxes

  3. Increase transfer payments

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What are the effects of increasing aggregate demand?

  • Higher GDP

  • Higher prices

  • Lower unemployment

  • Budget deficit usually increases

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Is contractionary fiscal policy used during a recession or inflation?

Used during inflation

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Does contractionary fiscal policy cause aggregate demand to increase or decrease?

Decreases aggregate demand

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What are the tools used to decrease aggregate demand?

  1. Decrease government spending

  2. Increase taxes

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What are the effects of decreasing aggregate demand?

  • Lower GDP

  • Inflation pressure

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How does this affect aggregate demand: increase in consumer spending

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How does this affect aggregate demand: increase in investment (machinery, buildings, etc.)

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How does this affect aggregate demand: increase in government spending

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How does this affect aggregate demand: increase in net exports

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How does this affect aggregate demand: tax cuts

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How does this affect aggregate demand: decrease in investment

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How does this affect aggregate demand: decrease in consumer spending

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How does this affect aggregate demand: decrease in government spending

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How does this affect aggregate demand: increase in taxes

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What are automatic stabilizers?

Government programs that happen automatically without new laws
Examples: unemployment insurance, progressive income taxes, welfare benefits, SNAP

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