In the liquidity trap O Monetary policy should contrast high inflation O The government should pursue an expansionary fiscal policy O Monetary policy is more effective because of the zero lower bound O Fiscal policy should contrast high inflation
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- A fiscal expansion coupled with a monetary expansion must always causea) Output to riseb) Output to fallc) Interest rates to rised) Interest rates to fallThe Recognition Lag a)Is significant for both fiscal and monetary policy b) Is significant for fisca policy, but not so for monetary policy c)Is significant for monetary policy but not for fiscal policy d)Is insignificant for both fiscal and monetary policyWhat is the ideal balance between monetary and fiscal policy for a nation like Japan, where prices are rising yet unemployment is under control? a. Decrease taxes, increase government spending and increase money supply b. Decrease taxes, decrease government spending and decrease money supplyc. None of these choice is correctd. Increase taxes, decrease government spending and decrease money supply
- Expansionary monetary policy and contractionary fiscal policy has a combined effect which is ________.a. a decrease in interest rate and decrease in tax ratesb. an increase in interest rate and increase in tax ratesc. an increase government spending and decrease in money supplyd. an increase in tax rates and decrease in interest ratesWhat is a key distinction between monetary policy and fiscal policy in economic management?A. Monetary policy involves government spending and taxation, while fiscal policy focuses on interestrates and money supply.B. Monetary policy is set by the central bank, while fiscal policy is determined by the government'sbudget decisions.C. Monetary policy primarily influences employment and economic growth, while fiscal policy mainlyaffects inflation.D. Monetary policy is a short-term strategy, while fiscal policy is a long-term approach to economicmanagement.If the U.S. government's budget deficits are increasing aggregate demand, and the economy is producing at a level that is substantially less than potential GDP, then: a) government borrowing is likely to crowd out private investment. b) an inflationary increase in the price level is in real danger. c) the central bank might react with an expansionary monetary policy. d) higher interest rates will crowd out private investment.
- Fiscal and Monetary Policies are different in that a)Only fiscal policy tools may include taxation and stimulus checks for a country residents b)Only monetary policy tools may include targeting the Fed Funds rate c)Only Congress is authorized to approve spending associated with fiscal policy d)All of the aboveUsing the AD/AS model, analsye how monetary policy may be used alleviate inflationary pressure. In your answer, comment on the UK’s monetary policy framework. Use wellannotated AD/AS diagrams and comment on monetary policies relationship with fiscal policy.Describe the Fiscal Policy and the monetary policy and explain how The two policies are used to control money supply in the economy.
- To fix a negative supply shock in an economy, ___________should be used. a. contractionary monetary policy b. demand-side fiscal policy c. supply-side fiscal policySuppose the Central Bank of Bothnia buys Treasury Bonds. What will be the impact on the price level and real GDP in the country of Bothnia? Would the purchase of treasury bonds be considered expansionary or contractionary policy AND would this be fiscal or monetary policy?Expansionary policies are designed to stimulate the economy byincreasing aggregate output. Explain why expansionary fiscalpolicy and expansionary monetary policy have opposite effectson the interest rate despite having the same goal of increasingaggregate output. Illustrate your answer with graphs of themoney market.