1. Explain the theory of fiscal policy.
2. Discuss the fiscal policy implemented by the UK government in 2018.
1. Fiscal policy is use of government spending levels and tax rates to influence and monitor a nation's economy. When the economy goes through a recession, then government implements expansionary fiscal policy, that is, increases government expenditure and/or, decreases tax rate in order to increase aggregate demand and close the recessionary gap. When the economy goes through an expansion (that is, short run real GDP exceeds potential GDP), then government implements contractionary fiscal policy, i.e. decreases government spending and/or, increases tax rate in order to decrease aggregate demand and bring back the economy to long run full employment output level.
1. Explain the theory of fiscal policy. 2. Discuss the fiscal policy implemented by the UK...
Explain how fiscal policy (government spending and taxes) and monetary policy (determining interest rates) affect the level of output and employment in the economy according to Keynesian theory. What fiscal and monetary policies should the government follow to pull the economy out of a recession?
1)Explain the quantity theory of money demand and discuss its main hypotheses. 2) Derive carefully the IS curve and discuss the determinants of its slope and its position. 3) Derive carefully the LM curve and discuss the determinants of its slope and its position. 4)Discuss the effects of an expansionary fiscal policy in the IS‐LM model.
macroeconomics Fiscal Policy In Class Assignment You are hired by the president who believes that the economy is operating at a level of $3.2 trillion and that the potential output is $3 trillion. You are told that the national marginal propensity to consume (MPC) is 0.8. What type of government intervention might you recommend, if any? Discuss how this fiscal policy can be implemented through a change in government spending (how much should government spending change). Show your answer graphically...
IS-LM-FX Model and Stabilization Policy Suppose the fiscal authority of an economy implements expansionary policy. Specifically, the government increases its spending. Consider the graphical illustration of the IS-LM-FX model and the analysis of the policy change, and answer the following questions comparing the initial equilibrium before any change was implemented to the equilibrium that prevails after the expansionary fiscal policy is implemented. a) What happens to the consumer spending, why? explain. b) What happens to the investment spending, why? explain....
6. Considering how fiscal policy influences aggregate demand, explain the theory behind the multiplier effect b) Assuming the economy has a MPC of 0.8, use the multiplier effect to explain what would happen if the government spends $3 billion on construction. c) Explain the crowding-out effect on investment' 7. What are the five main debates in Macroeconomics? Choose one and outline the pros and cons of the issue.
Fiscal policy is the deliberate manipulation of taxes and government spending to alter GDP, employment, inflation and stimulate economic growth. Please list the fiscal action (s) implemented during and after the Great Recession that initiated growth in GDP for the US economy. Please also discuss some of the problems, criticisms and complications of implementing fiscal policy.
Discuss the main differences between fiscal policy and monetary policy. What steps or actions does the government take to influence or pursue either type of policy?
1.Outline how counter cyclical fiscal policy and balanced budget fiscal policy would close a recessionary gap. Be specific on goals, how each theory would achieve those goals, how they would close the gap, and potential negative effects. 2.According to monetary policy, explain how the Bank of Canada would react to a recession. Be specific on goals, how they would achieve those goals, how they would close the gap, and potential negative effects. 3.Please describe how the PPC curve represents scarcity,...
Stabilization policies are often used to bring about economic equilibrium: 1. Monetary policy is implemented by the Bank of Canada (or Central Bank) - Manipulation of short-term interest rates - Management of the money supply 2. Fiscal policy is the responsibility of the Department of Finance and the Treasu Board - Government spending levels - Government deficit and borrowing policies Question: How would each of these policies tools be deployed to address a recessionary gap? An inflationary gap?
If given a scenario, explain what type of discretionary fiscal policy (expansionary or contractionary) should be implemented and how the fiscal policy tools should be manipulated. Hint: Review recessionary and inflationary gaps.