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what are some national fiscal policies that can affect mortgage rates, housing starts, and housing prices
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terri
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How could a tax cut achieve the same result? Would the tax cut have to be larger than the increase in government purchases? Why
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Anonymous
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According to the “guns and butter” example, if a country decides to spend more on military goods, which of the following
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cc
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Does a Contractionary Fiscal Policy help lower inflation?
Or does Expansionary Fiscal Policy lower inflation?
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Josh
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If, when there is full employment, the federal government increases its spending without increasing its tax revenues, generally:
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Ami
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Why is the tax multiplier smaller than the government spending multiplier?
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Emily
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If C = 500 + 3/4[GDP- 100], I = 300, G = 400, Xn =- 10 and full employment GDP is 210 less than current GDP, the proper action
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Sam
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Demand, how people spend money, and the government's fiscal policy all have a part determing?
A) specialization B) embargoes C)
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Anonymous
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1) If C = 1000 + 7/8[GDP-1000], I = 700 and G = 1000 and the economy is currently in equilibrium at 400 below full employment
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Shanna
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Why is contractionary fiscal policy often not used by the federal government?(1 point)
Responses The increase in individual and
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What impact does an expansionary fiscal policy action, such as a tax cut, generally have on consumer and business spending?(1
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What is considered healthy economic growth for fiscal policy in terms of percent of Gross Domestic Product
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What is Fiscal Policy
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vhjjk
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Assume that the economy is already in a recession, and both the President and Congress have decided to do something to restore
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Bridgett
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1. If C = 1000 + 7/8[GDP-1000], I = 700 and G = 1000 and the economy is currently in equilibrium at 400 below full employment
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Marieanne
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Why might discretionary countercylical fiscal policy actually be destabilizing to the economy?
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Jenny
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the greatest expansionary impact of a budget deficit will occur when:
a-government borrows the money from the general public
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steve
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If MPC= 0.6. If the government increases expenditures by $200 billion, what is the impact of AD or SRAS, on P and Y? If the
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Sarah
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If the marginal propensity to consume is 2/3, and there is no investment accelerator or crowding out, what would happen to AD or
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Sarah
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what is the impact of the tax rebate check on fiscal and monetary policy?
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ineedhelp!
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another term for appropriations is
a. deficit spending b. spending bills c. progressive taxes d. entitlements c
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jere
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from a supply/demand side, I assume that the supply of savings would move inward if the gov lower taxes on profit resulting in
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Jay
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Discuss the implications of a tax cut. How would this impact the US economy
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Michelle
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Considering monetary policy, federal and state tax cuts, and our war on terrorism, what options does our government have
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Savanna
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what is a surplus?
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Mary
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I just need a little help on a few questions:
- Why does a tax cut have a smaller multiplier than a hike in government spending
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Anonymous
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2. The economy is in a recessionary gap, wages are inflexible downward, and there is complete crowding out. Which of the
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Sarah
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*MPC = 3/4
*change in Taxes(T) = $5 Billion *change in Government Purchases= - $12 Billion *Find the change in equilibrium Real
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Sally
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what is fiscal policy
In general, fiscal policy is what the government does with respect to spending and taxes.
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brittany
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Which combination of fiscal policy actions would be most stimulative for an exonomy in a deep recession?
a) increase taxes and
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Colleen
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Actions by the Federal Government that decrease the progressivity of the tax system:
a. decrease the amount of government
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Amy
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When government tax revenues change automatically and in a countercyclical direction over the course of the business cycle, this
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Crissy
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If the full-employment budget shows a deficit of about $100 billion and the actual budget shows a deficit of about $150 billion,
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Cris
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If the government wishes to increase the level of real GDP, it might reduce:
a. taxes b. transfer payments c. the size of the
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Amy
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If a government raises its expenditures by $50 billion and at the same time levies a lump-sum tax of $50 billion, the net effect
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Amy
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One supply-side measure introduced by the Reagan administration was a cut in income tax rates. Use an aggregate demand-supply
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Tonia
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When the economy is at full employment, should the federal government run a budget deficit, surplus . Or neither? Explain.
Rememb
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Paul
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What fiscal tax policy would be used to reduce inflation?(1 point)
Responses Contractionary policy Contractionary policy
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Gunge Lord
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crowd out
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bg
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How does the federal government implement its fiscal policies? Given economic conditions today, do you suggest expansionary
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terry
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it is felt gdp needs to increase by 700 in order to reach a full employment level by how much must government change taxes if
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Ryan
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Why is contractionary fiscal policy often not used by the federal government?(1 point) Responses The increased individual and
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help
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Which of the following fiscal tax policies would be used to reduce inflation? Choose the best answer
A: Monetary policy B: Income
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How do the instances when expansionary fiscal policy should be used compare with those for contractionary fiscal policy? (1
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when would the government use contractionary fiscal policy
A. During a recession B. During a period of high inflation C. During a
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M
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congress has announced a new stimulus check will be issued to each tax payer who paid taxes in 2022. which of the following is
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M
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when the total revenue in the federal government are less than the total expenses in a gi
ven year, the budget A. has a deficit
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M
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Can political leaders passing large spending cuts cause a recession?
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333
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How do the instances when expansionary fiscal policy should be used compare with those for contractionary fiscal policy?(1
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Which of the following is an example of a fiscal policy appropriate to combat unemployment?
increasing government spending
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