Fiscal and monetary policy review (economics)

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What are the two components of fiscal policy?

Government spending and taxation

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When economy is experiencing high unemployment,

what would be 1 appropriate fiscal policy?

Increase government spending

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What entity changes interest rates and what do they change to accomplish this

Federal reserve bank

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What are the 3 tools of the FED?

Required reserve ratio,but/sell bonds ,discount rate

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During a time of a recession, give a fiscal policy that would help alleviate the problem.

Lower taxes more government spending

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How do banks primarily make money?

Off the interest of loans they give

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How does increasing the money supply speed up the economy?

Increase the money supply decrease interest rate causing people to spend more money

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Give one expansionary monetary policy

Reduce required reserve ratio

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What is an appropriate monetary policy when we are in a recession.

Lower discount rate

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f your nominal wages increased by 5% and the expected rate of inflation was 2%, how much did your Real wages change by?

3%

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Describe what a surplus budget is.

Means there is no money left over after what has been planned to be spent

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f Unemployment was the primary problem with the economy, give one appropriate fiscal policy

Increase government spending

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What is the difference between the deficit and the Debt?

A deficit means there is a negative difference between the amount of money and th amount of spent debt is the amount of money you owe

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What is open market operations?

Open market operations are when the central bank buys or sells government securities in the open market.