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- When is it inappropriate to use monetary and fiscal policy to stimulate or stabilize the economy? please also give a reference on this one too.When is it appropriate to use monetary and fiscal policy to stimulate or stabilize the economy? please also include the reference for this question.Discuss the major components of monetary and fiscal policy. Why are they generally ineffective in controlling inflation and unemployment in developing countries?
- 1. Differentiate policy action from policy result.Please written by computer source Why would the types of policy choices we normally might say are poor stimulative policies (such as tariffs or subsidies) be useful for long-run economic stability? Up to what point would fiscal or monetary authorities be willing to fund such efforts?What is a comparative analysis of monetary and fiscal policy
- Discuss an example of a fiscal policy and monetary policy that is used to control inflation and how the policy can affect unemployment or employment levels.Based on your understanding of government economic policy, which of the monetary or fiscal policy tools do you think would be least effective at improving the U.S. economy and why?47 When the government uses taxes and spending to change Gross Domestic Product or output, it is engaging in: a. monetary policy. b. interest rate policy. c. trade policy. d. fiscal policy. e. exchange rate policy.
