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The 3 balance budget balancing philosophies
Balance annually Philosophy: G has to equal T by end of the year (G = T)
Balance over business cycle philosophy: Balance on avaverage over time.
Functional finance: Don’t worry about budget; focus insted on maintaining high output, and low unemployement
Accomadating policy
Combination of fiscal and monetary policy
The government pays for an increase in G by printing money
Money supply increases
Double shift
G goes Up, Interest rates go Up.
MS goes Up Interest rates go Down.
Balance annually philsophy
Balance budget by the end of the year (G=T).
If government spending is greater than tax, then before the end of the year, raise taxes and decrease spending to balance the budget.
Focuses on the budget and not the economy
Fvaors smaller government becase the impact would be smaller
Balance over the business cycle philosophy
Balance on average overtime
During a recession run deficit: increase G or lower taxes
During inflation run surplus: decrease G or increase taxes
Focuses on both the economy and budget
Functional finance philosophy
Don’t worry about the budget; focus instead on maintaining high output and low unemployment
Essentially the same as the business cycle philosophy
If reccesion Increase G lower T
If inflation decreases G raise T.
Crowding out
Governemt borrowing leads to a decrease in private sector investing
Crowding In
Government borrowing leads to an increase in private sector investing
Demand shifts right due to change in expectation