he two types of national policies that influence the national economy are_________ policy and ________ policy.

Q: In Germany in 2009 there was considerable debate about the extent to which the government should be…

A: Since you have posted a question with multiple sub parts, i i will solve first three sub parts for…

Q: "During a recession more people qualify for unem ployment insurance . This will increase the…

A: The term “recession” is defined as that period of an economic contraction where demands fall…

Q: Need two important central problems of the economy

A: According to the given question In Simple words we can say that economics is defined as a management…

Q: What is the best combination of fiscal policies and monetary policies for a country like Japan whose…

A: When the price levels in an economy remains high over a period of time it is considered as…

Q: Is it easier for governments to change taxes or spending plans? Why? What doesthis imply for policy?

A: Fiscal policies are the measures used by the government to affect the economy. The major fiscal…

Q: Most of the government's mandatory spending is used on which of the following?

A: Most of the government's mandatory spending is used on social security schemes. Social Security…

Q: But is it really the case that if the government gave everyonein the economy an extra $1,000,…

A: There are two effects which are short run effect and another is long run effect. But in this…

Q: How can one apply monetary policy and fiscal policy to the business cycle, budget surpluses, and…

A: Monetary policy: Monetary policy are the policy measures that are being taken by the central bank of…

Q: While the study of economic activities of individuals, households, and business at thesub-national…

A: Microeconomics is the investigation of choices made by individuals and organizations with respect to…

Q: ill in the blanks The tools that the government uses to influence the economy are  (blank) and…

A: In an economy, there are generally two policymakers: 1-Government  2-Central Bank Each of them has…

Q: Examples of all three sectors of the economy in the setences below. What are those examples exactly?

A: Every economy comprises of  3 sectors-   Primary sector   Secondary/Manufacturing sector…

Q: Using the data in Table , rank the seven regions of the world according to GDP and then according to…

A: Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve the first three sub-parts…

Q: In Zionville, GDP is $26,500. Consumption spending is $12,000, Investment spending is $5000, exports…

A: GDP is the sum of consumption(C) investment(I), government expenditure(G) and net export(NX)

Q: If the government got rid of sales tax, how might this affect the market? shift AD to the right…

A: When the government rid of sales tax, then the price of the goods decreases. Decreasing price leads…

Q: Think about an anticipated fiscal policy that could help to fight unemployment without creating…

A: The lucas model…

Q: fiscal policy or monetary policy, is preferable for recessions (

A: Recession refers to significant decline in economic activities, the economic measures and growth as…

Q: What’s are the most important economic drivers in the United States economy?

A: The US economy is a mixed and developed economy by being the largest in the world in terms of net…

Q: During the past five decades, there has been a shift in the composition of the federal budget toward…

A: The government budget represents the spending plans of the government of an economy for a given…

Q: Which firms and industries have benefited from Reagan’s policy change and why?

A: Reagan’s policy address the supply side of the economy. The policy promised reduction in income tax…

Q: The economic crash that led the dark path into the great depression included overspending and what…

A: A depression is a prolonged period of economic downturn. Depression is characterized by a sharp…

Q: In the country of Mordor, the government spent $100 million on swords. Prices do not rise at all,…

A: Marginal propensity to consume (MPC) is the ratio of the change in consumption (∆C) to the change in…

Q: Expenditures are always made with clear policy to guide them. Politics never enters the equation?…

A: Expenditures by the government for the economic growth involves the fiscal policy implementation, in…

Q: If the market is expanding (booming), what monetary and fiscal policies could the government use to…

A: The monetary and fiscal policies that can be used to tackle a boom in the economy are explained…

Q: The diagram that shows the income received and payments made by each sector of the economy is the:…

A: The income and expenditure relationship shows how a change in income affects expenditure function.…

Q: an the government make things worse by intervening in markets? Are there other options outside the…

A: Market interventions are measures that change or impede the market, normally done by state-run…

Q: Hi there . can you please assist on the following question below  Describe each of the following…

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Q: If the market is in a recession (bust), what monetary and fiscal policies could the government use…

A: The economic, and financial policy making entities in the economy are in the form of government, and…

Q: The table below shows aggregate values a hypothetical country. Real GDP is equ GDP. The numbers are…

A: Aggregate expenditure is the sum of consumption, investment and government spending in a closed…

Q: What is/are Parson Malthus's key ideas and explain what is it about?

A: In his 1798 book An Essay on the Principle of People, Malthus observed that increasing a country's…

Q: Should Monetary and Fiscal Policymakers Try to Stabilize the Economy? Explain.

A: Yes, facing booms and depression is something wrong for any economy and stability is necessary which…

Q: How much more output does the $20 trillion U.S economy produce when GDP increases by 1.0 percent?

A: Output – it the total amount of commodities or services produced in a particular time period.…

Q: n a recession, C + I + G will all decline. This shifts aggregate demand inwards, off society’s PPF.…

A: The recession occurs when the overall aggregate demand declines in the economy. Thus, correcting the…

Q: Explain how can we use fiscal and monetary policy if we have a very serious depression in the…

A: When there is a serious depression, then the level of output in the economy is low, also the levels…

Q: The government reduces the tax burden (or tax rate), how the real GDP change a. if it is a closed…

A: GDP stands for gross domestic product and tells about the nations total income and the total…

Q: Three major flows in an economy are; production, money and spending. Select one: True False

A: In economics, all the variables or economics concept are based on three major economic flows

Q: Despite their differences, with which proposition are two economists chosen at random most likely to…

A: These two economists have their concepts. This is reflected by the differences in their viewpoints…

Q: If taxes are reduced , will most people save more or less than before ? Does national saving rise or…

A: The aggregate spending behaviors of families and public and private substances can swiftly influence…

Q: Hi! Can you help me understand why monetary and fiscal policies are important? macroeconomic tools…

A: 1. Why monetary and fiscal policies are important? 2. Macroeconomic tools used to stimulate…

Q: In terms of Islamic Economic, what is the Muslim Consumer Behavior and why it is related to the…

A: The behaviour of a consumer is a complex phenomenon that is influenced by multiple diverse forces…

Q: What are examples of stimulus package?

A: When the economy is suffering from slow-down or recessions, the governments often introduce policies…

Q: What is ? 1-)Potential GDP 2-)Monetary Policy 3-)Fiscal Policy

A: Potential GDP: When an economy can produce a level of output at inflation rate that is constant then…