Compare and contrast the strengths and weaknesses of fiscal policy and monetary policy.

Q: Fiscal policy is usually used during recessions because it is takes less time to implement than…

A: Recession:  The term recession refers to the period in which economic activities slow down and…

Q: Discuss some of the difficulties that may arise from enacting and carrying out fiscal policy and why…

A: Macroeconomic analysis provides a comprehensive picture of the financial status of an economy. It…

Q: One of the three main tools of the Federal Reserve is fiscal policy.  True  False

A: Central Bank: The central bank is the apex bank of the country that supplies the money or maintains…

Q: State any two objectives of fiscal policy?

A: According to the given question Gradually we can say that fiscal policy always leads to the…

Q: Give an example of a monetary policy action that could produce an increase in aggregate demand. Give…

A: AD(aggregate demand) is the sum of C(consumption), I(investment), G(government spending) in closed…

Q: Differentiate between the following terms. Expansionary fiscal policy and expansionary monetary…

A: Expansionary fiscal policy is the policy which focuses on increasing aggregate demand by increasing…

Q: Please discuss the need and use of fiscal policy in countries such as the UK during the crisis. Will…

A: The financial and economic crisis struck developing nations hard, albeit the effects were delayed.…

Q: what are the objectives of fiscal policy?

A: A fiscal policy is a policy of taxation and spending decisions taken by the government. The main…

Q: Complete the chart on benefits and drawbacks of monetary and fiscal policy

A: The usage of revenue raising and expenditure policies by the authority to ensure public income and…

Q: How might monetary policy affect the degree of crowding out resulting from fiscal policy?

A: Aggregate Demand: The aggregate demand is a sum of private investment demand, government…

Q: Why do economists often disagree about the conduct of macroeconomic stabilization policy?

A: Economic growth can take place only if the economy is stabilised. Macroeconomic stabilisation is a…

Q: primary differences between fiscal policy and monetary policy. For each, use an example from the

A: Fiscal policy and monetary policy are two very important strategies that are essential for…

Q: Compare and contrast both fiscal policy and monetary Policy

A: Answer: Comparison: Fiscal policy Monetary policy Fiscal policy is undertaken by the government…

Q: is monetary policies in dealing with the consequences of recession is better than the use of fiscal…

A: Monetary policy is the government policy which leads to changes in money supply which helps in…

Q: If stability of the economy is the primary objective of Fiscal Policy, then an Annually Balanced…

A: An annual balanced budget refers to when the spending of the government during a fiscal year equals…

Q: Using appropriate examples, clearly demarcate between fiscal and monetary policies.

A: Both fiscal and monetary policies are important methods through which policymakers aim to affect the…

Q: a) Discuss monetary policy and fiscal policy by comparing and contrasting their effacts in the short…

A: a) Monetary policy measures are being taken by the central bank of a country in order to expand or…

Q: Please explain the differences between: Expansionary fiscal policyExpansionary monetary policy…

A: The objective of this question is to understand the differences between four key economic policies:…

Q: What is differance between Tools of monetary policy and fiscal policy?

A: Fiscal policy refers to the government policy that stabilizes the economy through bring changes in…

Q: what is fiscal policy, monetary policy and its advantages and disadvantages?

A: The fiscal policy is the way by which a government adjusts its spending levels and tax rates to…

Q: Economists are rethinking monetary and fiscal policy. That’s a potentially positive development.…

A: Monetary  Policy  :  Monetary  policy refers to the actions and decisions taken by a  cwntral bank…

Q: Briefly describe Supply-side/Reaganomics economic policy.

A: Supply-side economics, also called Reaganomics, is an monetary theory that emphasizes reducing…

Q: Explain Fiscal and Monetary Stimulus?

A: Stimulus refers to the tempts to implement FiscalPolicies(FP) and Monetary Policies(MP) to stimulate…

Q: Was fiscal policy effective when the US economy was experiencing stagflation during the 1970s? Why…

A: Stagflation alludes to a circumstance when the economy was confronting high inflation and high…

Q: east three examples of monetary policy? Provide at least three examples of fiscal policy? Give an…

A: Monetary policy involves changing of the interest rate and involves influencing the supply of money.…

Q: In an attempt to promote renewable energy, the government provides an annual rebate to those who…

A: The problem is to identify the type of economic policy represented by a government initiative that…

Q: Imagine you're sitting around talking with your relatives during some family R&R. You hear members…

A: Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) is an alternative macroeconomic theory that views currency as a public…

Q: What is one thing we know and one thing we don’t know about how fiscal policy works?

A: One thing we know about how fiscal policy works is that it can be used by governments to influence…

Q: a) Discuss monetary policy and fiscal policy by comparing and contrasting their effects in the short…

A: (a) Monetary Policy An expansionary monetary policy causes the output to rise, the price level to…

Q: Give two reasons why monetary policy might be better at closing an expansionary gap than fiscal…

A: Monetary policy:- These are the policy measures that are being taken introduced by the central bank…

Q: Most economists agree that individual consumers and business cannot pull the economy out of a severe…

A: AT some extent this statement is true because economy is big where larger numbers of buyers and…

Q: How fiscal policy works, and its benefits.

A: Fiscal policy is the use of taxation and spending to influence the economy. It determines how much…

Q: Some economists argue that policymakers can use monetary and fiscal policy to reduce the severity of…

A: Monetary policy refers to policy that affects the cost and availability of credit in an economy.…

Q: From a political economy perspective, why does fiscal policy have a built-in expansionary bias?

A: Fiscal policy refers to the use of government spending and taxation to influence the economy. It…

Q: Why should monetary policy and fiscal policy be separately?

A: Fiscal policy: This is the government policy or tool by which it influences the country’s economy…