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QPS Three phasedesignedAutomatic Volltage Stabilizers
therefore(passive) were setAutomatic stabilizers
to respond to evolving economic conditions without anyone taking action(passive) are designedAutomatic stabilizers
Hedgingcan createautomatic stabilizers
better waysto designautomatic stabilizers
to adapt to changing conditions optimally which was especially beneficial to the individuals on the receiving end(passive) were setThe automatic stabilizers
to expand during an economic downturn and contract during an expansion — providing timely and temporary fiscal stimulus(passive) are designedAutomatic stabilizers
Caps on total federal spending -- as well as a constitutional balanced budget amendmentwould preventthe automatic stabilizers
additional bonds issued by the U.S. Treasury When the economy enters a recessioncreateautomatic stabilizers
deficitsresultfrom automatic stabilizers
relatively high paymentsresultingfrom the automatic stabilizers
The legacy of the past High debt levels Failure to reduce debt during boom The role of the stability pact Excessive focus on holy numbers ( “ 3preventsautomatic stabilizers
to kick in , softening the blow of the economic slump in the European Union caused by the spread of the novel coronavirus(passive) are setautomatic stabilizers
to kick in , softening the blow of the economic slump in the European Union caused by the spread of the coronavirus(passive) are setautomatic stabilizers
also(passive) were ... triggeredAutomatic stabilizers
the political systemcreatesthe automatic stabilizers
the rising federal budget deficitresultingfrom the automatic stabilizers
the economic downfall(passive) prompted bythe automatic stabilizers
labor market shockstriggerautomatic stabilizers
Federal deficit spendingresultingfrom the automatic stabilizers
the recession - induced fall in government revenues(passive) triggered bythe automatic stabilizers
the Stimulus spending and spendingresultingfrom automatic stabilizers
the sort of negative economic events that each country is experiencing(passive) are triggered byautomatic stabilizers
the federal deficit to A ) increasecausethe federal deficit to A ) increase
from fiscal policies that help stabilize the economy by restraining the economy during expansionary periods and stimulating the economy when growth slows without deliberate action by the governmentresultfrom fiscal policies that help stabilize the economy by restraining the economy during expansionary periods and stimulating the economy when growth slows without deliberate action by the government
the federal deficit to A ) decreasecausethe federal deficit to A ) decrease
significantly to the deficit since 2007have contributedsignificantly to the deficit since 2007
to higher deficitsleadingto higher deficits
large deficitscreatelarge deficits
tax revenue to increase and government spending to decreasewill causetax revenue to increase and government spending to decrease
the budget deficit to swing counter - cyclicallycausethe budget deficit to swing counter - cyclically
the deficit are the only thing keeping the economy afloatcausethe deficit are the only thing keeping the economy afloat
the budget deficit to automatically increase ( and thereby stimulate the economy ) during a downturn in the absence of policy changescausethe budget deficit to automatically increase ( and thereby stimulate the economy ) during a downturn in the absence of policy changes
to growing the deficit when the economy is weak and shrinking it when it is strongto contributeto growing the deficit when the economy is weak and shrinking it when it is strong
A ) tax receipts to fall and government spending to risewill causeA ) tax receipts to fall and government spending to rise
mostly “ bad ” deficits(passive) created bymostly “ bad ” deficits
c. budget deficitscreatec. budget deficits
larger budget deficitscreatelarger budget deficits
to rising deficits as the economy plungedledto rising deficits as the economy plunged
a 1 % deficit but ... that an expansionary fiscal impulse has a negative impact on income is refutedcreatea 1 % deficit but ... that an expansionary fiscal impulse has a negative impact on income is refuted
about 1.9 percentage points of the record 9.3 percent federal deficit in 2009contributedabout 1.9 percentage points of the record 9.3 percent federal deficit in 2009
the deficits to grow to the point where they will trigger a recoveryare causingthe deficits to grow to the point where they will trigger a recovery
to deficits during recession and surpluses during economic growthleadto deficits during recession and surpluses during economic growth
so that spending goes up when the economy weakensare designedso that spending goes up when the economy weakens
in more government spending as recession occurredwould resultin more government spending as recession occurred
much of the " good deficits ... we are now experiencing and contribute mightily to ending recessionscausemuch of the " good deficits ... we are now experiencing and contribute mightily to ending recessions
to spending increases ... while unemployment and idle resources caused low revenuesledto spending increases ... while unemployment and idle resources caused low revenues
revenues to plummet to a record postwar low accompanied by higher spendingcausedrevenues to plummet to a record postwar low accompanied by higher spending
in a downturn , with ½ attributable to discretionary stimulative actions ( in the form of increased spending and tax relieftriggeredin a downturn , with ½ attributable to discretionary stimulative actions ( in the form of increased spending and tax relief
on keeping the average level of government spending similar ( rather than adding a higher level of entitlementresultedon keeping the average level of government spending similar ( rather than adding a higher level of entitlement
to smooth the business cycle by increasing tax revenue / reducing government spending in booms and increasing government spending / reducing tax revenue in bustsdesignedto smooth the business cycle by increasing tax revenue / reducing government spending in booms and increasing government spending / reducing tax revenue in busts
to have stronger stabilization effectscould be designedto have stronger stabilization effects
These cost effective and compactly designed(passive) are designedThese cost effective and compactly designed
aggregate demand from rising or falling as much as it would otherwiseto preventaggregate demand from rising or falling as much as it would otherwise
to respond to evolving economic conditions without anyone taking actionare designedto respond to evolving economic conditions without anyone taking action
to stabilization of the aggregate economycontributeto stabilization of the aggregate economy
to dampen the severity of such a shock to the systemare designedto dampen the severity of such a shock to the system
aggregate demand to become very volatilecauseaggregate demand to become very volatile
in motion by the 1318 Design Failures in the Eurozone recession - induced decline in government revenuessetin motion by the 1318 Design Failures in the Eurozone recession - induced decline in government revenues
to bring the economy out of recessiondesignedto bring the economy out of recession
disposable incomeIncreatedisposable incomeIn
any major outflows of foreign currencywould preventany major outflows of foreign currency
in motion during an economic slowdownsetin motion during an economic slowdown