Fiscal Policy
- Changes in the expenditures or tax revenues of fiscal gov't
- - 2 Tools of fiscal policy
- Taxes - government can increase or decrease taxes
- Spending- government can increases or decreases spending
- Fiscal- is enacted to promote our nation's economic good: full employment, price stability, economic growth
- Balance budget
- - revenues =Expenditures
- Budget deficit
- - Revenue < expenditures
- Budget Surplus
- - revenues > expenditures
- sums of all deficits - sums of all surpluses
Government must borrow money when it runs a budget deficit
Government borrows from
- individuals
- corporations
-financial institutions
-foreign entities or foreign government
Fiscal Policy Two options
- Discretionary Fiscal Policy-think deficit
- Contractionary Fiscal Policy-think surplus
Discretionary v automatic fiscal policies
- discretionary
-discretionary policy involves policy makers doing fiscal policy in response to an economic problem
- Automatic
Contractionary VS Expansionary
Contractionary fiscal policy- policy designed to decreased aggregate demand
- - strategy for controlling inflation
- strategy for increasing GDP, combatting a recessionary &reducing unemployment
-increase government spending (G ^)
- decrease taxes (Tv)
- Notice that the PL increase
Contractionary Fiscal Policy
-Decrease government spending
-Increase in taxes
- Notice that the PL Increase
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