Give an example of 1 current fiscal and 1 current monetary policy. Comment on the effectiveness or potential effectiveness of the policy, what it addresses and positive/negatives outcomes of each.
Fiscal Policy:- Fiscal policy refers to the strategic decisive policy of stablizing the government's taxation and spending activities in order to observe the situation in the economic development of the country.
Monetary Policy:- Monetary policy refers to the function of the central banks to monitor the flow of money supply and the rate of interest by fostering the stable rate of macro-economic indicators like inflation, GDP, employment level.
Current Fiscal policy:- Under the leadership of President Trumph, the Federal Government has passed the new tax and the budget bills in order boost the economy. Real fact is that the US Government has enacted the new fiscal Amendment called Tax Cuts and the Job Act - 2017.
Effectiveness and Negativeness on the US economy:- Tax Cuts and the Job Act - 2017 favors only for the Corporate companies as they got more tax remedies to the Government. Though the government set aside the critical issue of lessening the public debt of crossing over 15.7 trillion, It believe that tax remedies to the companies will provide ample of opportunities to jobless labourers. But in contrary it will not help the common and middle class people who will not get benefit from this Act. Anyway this will not ruin the economy as a whole. But it warns the act of Trumph.
Current Monetary policy:- . The Governors of the Federal bank has recently adhered the policy which created the favorable situation of balanced rate accompanying the flexible flow of inflation from the Last Quarter year of the 2018 to First Quarter of the current year of 2019 which ranges to only 2 1/2 percentage.
Effectiveness and positive sign on the US economy:-. FOMC - Federal Open Market Committee has designed its goal of maintaining the percent up to 2 1/2 percentage of inflation which gives safety and secure economic development with more financial stability with more positive economic sign on Employment, GDP, Trade Surplus. The current inflation rate will favor the sound economic stability throughout the year.
Give an example of 1 current fiscal and 1 current monetary policy. Comment on the effectiveness...
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Monetary policy is managed by the Fed, or the central bank of the United States. Fiscal policy is managed by Congress, which votes on new taxes and government programs. Fiscal policy is hotly debated as to whether it is an effective means for stabilizing the economy. Many economists hold that it worsens the economy by increasing national debt and stripping purchasing power. To complete the Discussion activity, write a post that answers the following questions: Find two articles by respected...
Assess how the current monetary policy and fiscal policy in the United States may impact your chosen company's financial performance in the short-term (6 months to 1 year). Justify your response. My Company: Walmart
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Explain the difference between Fiscal Policy and Monetary Policy. What are some of the “tools” used to implement fiscal policy? Cite at least two specific examples of action taken to implement fiscal policy (or at least attempted) in the past year. Who did what, how, and why?
Briefly explain the potential benefits of using monetary policy rather than fiscal policy to stabilise the economy (200 word limit).
monetary policies are more flexible and easier to deploy than fiscal policy . monetary policy also has a more immediate impact and disrupt less the existing patterns of government expeniture and investment . Question in five double space pages long , to what extent do these policies affect the USA political economy and investment of the nation?
6.) What are some of
the limitations that reduce the effectiveness of fiscal policy to
fully stabilize the economy?
7.)
Identify each of the following as being an example of either
Expansionary Fiscal Policy or Contractionary Fiscal Policy:
Tax Cut and Jobs Act [TCJA], 2017.
An increase in subsidies to farms affected by agricultural
tariffs.
An increase in payroll tax rates
An increase in the childcare tax credit
8.) We are given the following information: Item Checkable Deposits Small Time...