Fiscal Policy Flashcards

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Fiscal policy

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Changes the gov makes in spending or taxation to achieve particular economic goals

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expansionary fiscal policy

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An increase in government spending or a reduction in taxes

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contractionary fiscal policy

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A decrease in gov spending or an increase in taxes

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Changes the gov makes in spending or taxation to achieve particular economic goals

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Fiscal policy

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An increase in government spending or a reduction in taxes

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expansionary fiscal policy

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A decrease in gov spending or an increase in taxes

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contractionary fiscal policy

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7
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crowding out

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The situation in which increases in government spending lead to reductions in private spending

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8
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The situation in which increases in government spending lead to reductions in private spending

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crowding out

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9
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after-tax

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The part of income that’s left over after taxes paid

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10
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The part of income that’s left over after taxes paid

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after-tax

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11
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Laffer curve

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The curve,e that shows that the relationship between tax rates and tax revenues. According to the Laffer curve, as tax rates rise from 0, tax revenues rise, reach a max at some point, and then fall with further increases in tax rates.

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The curve,e that shows that the relationship between tax rates and tax revenues.

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Laffer curve

According to the Laffer curve, as tax rates rise from 0, tax revenues rise, reach a max at some point, and then fall with further increases in tax rates.

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