Question 12 Suppose that you are the Head of a Government in a country and your main aim, after a 4-years term in office, is that the potential growth of your country is higher. What kind of policy are you most likely to promote? A Structural reforms B) Expansionary monetary policy Increase public spending Expansionary fiscal policy

Select whether each government policy listed in the following table would increase or decrease the country’s level of economic freedom. Policy                    /  Increases Economic freedom / Decreas Economic Private property rights are made more secure. Marginal tax rates are decreased. Enforcement of contracts are made predictable and fair. New monetary policy supports a stable currency and low inflation.

Consider the list of situations below faced by an imaginary country that is suffering an economic crisis. Classify each situation as either a result of discretionary fiscal policy or an automatic stabilizer in the economy. 1. Higher government spending in unemployment benefits due to a rise in the number of unemployed people II. A decrease in tax collection due to a decrease in business profits III. Higher public spending due to the introduction of a new emergency credit line for businesses, subsidized by the government IV. Smaller tax revenue resulting from an increase in the amount of households that fall under the poverty line V. Smaller tax revenue due to the approval of a bill that provides tax cuts for small businesses Group of answer choices A. Situations III and V are discretionary fiscal policy, and I, II and IV are automatic stabilizers B. All the situations above are automatic stabilizers C. All the situations above are automatic stabilizers, except for V D. Situations I and…

[1] The Kuznet's hypothesis has played an important role in shaping policy. (b) The Kuznet's hypothesis has often led policy makers to focus exclusively on economic growth. Drawing upon empirical evidence discuss the validity of such policy.

Financial crises and market bubbles are inevitable in the global economy. In this module, we examined some of these financial crises, including: The European banking crisis in 2011 The oil price collapse in 2014 The emerging market turmoil in 2013 The Puerto Rican debt crisis in 2015 The crypto crash in 2018-2019 The COVID-19 pandemic financial crisis While none of these crises matched the scale of the Great Recession of 2008, they still had significant impacts on international markets. To find out about countries' financial information, you can use the resources listed in the Global Financial Information Resources document. Consider the past financial crises and market bubbles. In your discussion, address the following questions: What market indicators can help identify potential global financial crises? What do you anticipate could be the next global financial crisis? How has the global economy responded to the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic? How do you think the COVID-19…

The economy of a hypothetical country has been stable for two or three years with very low unemployment. Wages have been gradually increasing during this time. Now an aggressive policy of increasing tariffs on foreign goods imported into the country results retaliatory actions from the other countries against the country’s products and services. This causes great loss of business in the country and results in significant portion of workers losing their jobs. 1. What kind of economic gap will start to occur (inflationary or recessionary)? 2. What part of the Federal Reserve’s congressional mandate does this scenario trigger (price stability and maximum sustainable employment)? 3. What kind of monetary policy might be helpful to stabilize the economy (expansionary or contractionary)? 4. What specific monetary policy tools does the Federal Reserve have available to use in this scenario? 5. Explain in detail, how should the Federal Reserve use each of these tools to maximize their effect…

Question 16 A deficit during a period of economic prosperity is called a deficit.

Question 3: Please define the following for the uk economy: Strong reciprocity Fiscal equity Motivating crowding out Performality

US governments role in business has fluctuated over the centuries. Select all examples below that demonstrate increase government influence on business, the domination of the steel oil in baking industries by John D Rockefeller in the 1960s, the securities act of 1933 in the securities and exchange act of 1934 aimed at curbing abuses in the stock, market, stabilizing markets and restoring investors confidence in order to prevent a second depression. In 1791 Alexander Hamilton pushed for tariffs to protect domestic manufacturers the passage of the interstate commerce act of 1887 which created the first federal regulatory

19. _______________ topics relate to how much money the country makes in a year, how many resources a country imports and exports in a year, and the number of available jobs in the U.S. at a given time.