fiscal policies strategies Flashcards
4 Factors of Production
- human resources
- natural resources
- capital resources
- entrepeneurship
Who determined Fiscal Policy?
U.S. Government
What does GDP stand for?
Gross Domestic Product
3 goals of Fiscal and
Monetary Policy
- Stable Prices (2% Goal)
- Low unemployment rates (5%)
- Long Term Sustained Economic Growth
What happened in 1885?
Interstate Commerce Act
4 tools:
- tax
- subsidize
- direct spending
- regulate
GDP Equation
GDP = C + I + G + (X-M)
C in Equation:
Personal Consumption(70%)
I in Equation:
Gross Investment and Business Investment
G in Equation:
Government Purchases
(X-M) in Equation:
exports - imports
Supply Side economics is known as:
Reaganomics
You want the inflation rate to be:
2% is the goal
Supply-Side Economics
gives tax breaks to the rich
Demand-Side Economics is called:
Keynesian Economics
Demand-Side Economics
focuses on change in the economy over the short run and creates more aggregate demand