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Monetary and Fiscal Policy
Lowering the reserve requirement
Monetary policy to get out of recession
Monetary and Fiscal Policy
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Monetary and Fiscal Policy
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Monetary policy to get out of recession
Raise discount rate
Lower discount rate
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Lowering the reserve requirement
Decreases the ability to loan money
Increases ability to loan money.
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Felt government should stay out of economic affairs and allow self interest to run the economy
Jane Goodall
Adam Smith
BF Skinner
John Maynard Keynes
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Thought government should use deficit spending to stabilize and avoid recessions
Adam Smith
John Maynard Keynes
Jane Goodall
BF Skinner
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Monetary policy to reduce inflation
Raise reserve requirement
Reduce reserve requirement
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Used to increase demand of consumers, by putting more money in their pockets
Expansionary Monetary Policy
Contractionary Monetary Policy
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If the government wants to help us get out of a recession it should..
Raise taxes
Lower taxes
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Used during inflationary times to tighten up the money supply.
Expansionary Monetary Policy
Contractionary Monetary Policy
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Expansionary policy is
Loose money policy
Tight money policy
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Fiscal Policy deals with
Discount Rate
Security Sales
taxes & govenment spending
Reserve Requirements
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If the government wants to reduce inflation it should
Raise taxes
Lower taxes
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Progressive taxes
tax people with lower incomes more
tax people with higher incomes more
tax all people an equal amount
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Controls the buying and selling of goverment securities
Self Interest
FOMC Federal Open Market Committee
Invisible Hand
Fiscal Policy
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Amount of money the government exceeds in spending beyond what it receives in revenue in 1 year
Monetary Policy
National Debt
Fiscal Policy
National Deficit
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Contractionary policy is
Loose money policy
Tight money policy
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Government control of $ supply through reserve requirement, discount rates and securities
Progression
Debt
Fiscal Policy
Monetary Policy
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If inflation is high fiscal policy should be
lower the discount rate
increase taxes
reduce taxes
increase government spending
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The amount of money required to STAY in the banks is known as
Security Sales
Taxes and Government Spending
Reserve Requirement
Discount Rate