a)  Assume the economy is in a recession.  Discuss how the government could implement fiscal policy to deal with the recession and the steps by which fiscal policy moves the economy out of the recession b) Why is the shape of the aggregate supply curve important in understanding the impact of monetary and fiscal policy?

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