Fiscal Policies Flashcards

1
Q

What happens in a expansionary

fiscal policy?

A

Ad shifts out
A cut in disposable income taxes
A increase in government spending

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2
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What happens in contractionary

fiscal policy?

A

Ad shifts in
Reducuction in government spending
Increase in income tax

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3
Q

What is fiscal policies?

A

Fiscal policy is the use of government spending and taxation to influence the economy.

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4
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What do direct taxes affect?

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Direct taxes affect income, wealth and profit.
This includes income tax, inheritance tax, capital gains tax, corporation tax etc.
This tax can not be given onto others.

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5
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What do indirect taxes affect?

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Indirect taxes affect spending.
This can be excise duties and also Value Added Tax(VAT)
This can be passed to consumers off of producers.

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6
Q

Define progressive taxation

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As income rises the rate of tax affects you more.

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7
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Define regressive taxations

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The rate of tax decreases the higher your income is.

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8
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Define proportional taxation

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This is when the tax rate is balance no matter how much income is made.

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9
Q

Define budget deficit

A

When tax are insufficient to pay for state spending, a government must borrow

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10
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Define budget surplus

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When there is more income than spending

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