'Contractionary fiscal policy' presentation slideshows

FISCAL POLICY

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Monday, March 17

Monday, March 17. Activities: Phases interactive lecture Start group activity. Homework: None!. Warm-up #6: What are the components of GDP?. Tuesday, March 18. Activities: Sit at the same group as you did yesterday. If you were absent, find an incomplete group to join.

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Macroeconomic Policy and Floating Exchange Rates

Macroeconomic Policy and Floating Exchange Rates. CHAPTER ORGANIZATION. Introduction Fiscal and Monetary Policy Changes in Fiscal Policy Changes in Monetary Policy Monetary and Fiscal Policy in an Open Economy Trade Flow Adjustment and Current Account Dynamics Summary. INTRODUCTION.

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Fiscal Policy

Chapter 11 and 15. Fiscal Policy. Fiscal Policy. The use of government taxes and spending to manipulate the economy. Types of Fiscal Policies. Discretionary Fiscal Policy Non-Discretionary Fiscal Policy. Discretionary Fiscal Policy.

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Fiscal Policy

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Free Response Question Practice

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Understanding Fiscal Policy

Understanding Fiscal Policy. What is fiscal policy and how does it affect the economy? How is the federal budget related to fiscal policy? How do expansionary and contractionary fiscal policies affect the economy? What are the limits of fiscal policy?. What Is Fiscal Policy?.

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Economic Policy and the Aggregate Demand/Supply Model

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Chapter 10: Fiscal Policy

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Chapter 16: FISCAL POLICY

Chapter 16: FISCAL POLICY. Fiscal Policy and its effect on Aggregate Demand & aggregate supply. What is GOVERNMENT BUDGET?. The government budget is an annual statement of the revenues , the outlays , and surplus or deficit of the government . What is FISCAL POLICY ?.

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ECONOMICS DPM REVIEW

ECONOMICS DPM REVIEW. Basic Economic Ideas. Scarcity is everywhere! (Unlimited needs/wants-Limited resources) When a choice is made, the opportunity cost is the value of what is given up. Therefore, all countries must make choices when answering the three economic questions.

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Foreign Exchange Market

Foreign Exchange Market. AP Macroeconomics Ms. Flora (Thank you to David Mayer for allowing AP teachers to use his Power Points). Foreign Exchange (FOREX). The buying and selling of currency

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Preview Activity

Preview Activity. The year was 1974. The US was in a recession. GDP declined during the past 3 out of 4 quarters. Household consumption dropped by $40 billion. 2 million more people were unemployed. No relief was in sight!

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AP Macroeconomics

AP Macroeconomics. Mechanics of Foreign Exchange (FOREX ) (Courtesy of Mr. Mayer). Foreign Exchange (FOREX). The buying and selling of currency Ex. In order to purchase souvenirs in France, it is first necessary for Americans to sell their Dollars and buy Euros.

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Fiscal Policy

Fiscal Policy . Fiscal Policy . Fiscal Policy : Taxing and spending by the government to influence the level of economic activity. These taxing and spending decisions by the government are set out in t he Budget. . Spending . Taxation . Government Income .

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Policies to Expand the Economy-1

Chapter 16: The Federal Reserve & Monetary Policy Section 4: Applying Monetary and Fiscal Policy pgs. 498-503. Policies to Expand the Economy-1. The goals of both fiscal and monetary policy are to stabilize the economy by easing the effects of recession and controlling inflation.

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Fiscal Policies Ch 30 Pg. 607

Fiscal Policies Ch 30 Pg. 607. Mr. Henry AP Economics. Fiscal Policies: deliberate changes in government spending and tax collections designed to achieve full employment, control inflation, and encourage economic growth.

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Mechanics of Fiscal Policy

Mechanics of Fiscal Policy. Fiscal Policy. Government efforts to promote full employment and price stability by changing government spending (G) and/or taxes (T). Recession is countered with expansionary policy. Increase government spending (G ) Decrease taxes (T )

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Monetary v. Fiscal Policy

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Monday, March 17

Monday, March 17. Activities: Phases interactive lecture Start group activity. Homework: None!. Warm-up #6: What are the components of GDP?. Tuesday, March 18. Activities: Sit at the same group as you did yesterday. If you were absent, find an incomplete group to join.

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