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the main factorhas causeda sudden breakdown in the fiscal policy of the economy

their powerto seteconomy policy

considering ... , and in turn , the marketsmay influencepolicy , the economy

consideringmay influencepolicy , the economy

other factors(passive) are also influenced byEconomic effects of fiscal policy

Using taxes and government spendingto influencethe economy Who controls fiscal policy

Fiscal Policy - Fiscal Policy Using taxes and government spendingto influencethe economy Who controls fiscal policy

to view Fiscal Policy - Fiscal Policy Using taxes and government spendingto influencethe economy Who controls fiscal policy

The treasury will use GDP figuressettingeconomic policy for example fiscal policy

for persons travelling on package / self - catering holidays with durations ranging from 1 to 60 days and looking for a cheap travel insurance policy providing the essential cover without baggage and personal effects(passive) is designedGlobelink Economy policy

electoral rulesinfluencegovernment fiscal policy

the governmentcan ... influencethe economy through fiscal policy

The use of government spending and taxation policiesto influencethe economy fiscal policy

to support it(passive) should be designedfiscal policy action

The use of government spendingto influencethe economy Fiscal policy

orderto influencethe economy ( fiscal policy

the incentives and power structure of the government ... in turninfluencesfiscal policies

the timeto leadexpansionary fiscal policies

government officesinfluencefiscal policies

the needto designfiscal policies

Councilsetsfiscal policies

We call on governments ... , sto deliberately designfiscal policies

We call on governmentsto ... designfiscal policies

government offices ... taxpayersinfluencefiscal policies

by Congress and the Federal Reserve(passive) set byfiscal policies

by the Federal Reserve(passive) set byfiscal policies

government offices ... taxpayers dollarsinfluencefiscal policies

by the International Monetary Fund(passive) designed byfiscal policies

This victory for common sensehas ... influencedfiscal policies

This thinking ... the then famous Keynesian thinkingledexpansionary fiscal policies

high levels of public debt and default(passive) have been strongly influenced byfiscal policies

expanding spacesto influencefiscal policies

so that they support the economic recovery by focussing on productivity - enhancing measures(passive) should be designedFiscal policies

lowering them during boomscausingfiscal policies

to stabilize and diversify budgets and economies in coal producing states and communities(passive) should be designedFiscal policies

sometimes(passive) is designedFiscal policy of govt

Budget decisions ... the governmentsetsfiscal policy

any policy in government ... taxesinfluencesfiscal policy

any policy in governmentinfluencesfiscal policy

As well as being extremely costly , Excel calculation Errors has been shownto influencefiscal economic policies

in the crisis of the economyhave also contributedin the crisis of the economy

bond markets to increasecausingbond markets to increase

the economy through budgetary decisionscan influencethe economy through budgetary decisions

bond marketscausingbond markets

the macroeconomic variables such as Aggregate demand , the income distribution and the rate of savings and investment in the economycan influencethe macroeconomic variables such as Aggregate demand , the income distribution and the rate of savings and investment in the economy

the direction of an economyinfluencingthe direction of an economy

economic activityto influenceeconomic activity

some increase in aggregate spending ... with larger increases the further the economy is from full employmentwould causesome increase in aggregate spending ... with larger increases the further the economy is from full employment

to a higher exchange rate ... crowding out net exports and any positive aggregate demand effect from fiscal stimuluswill leadto a higher exchange rate ... crowding out net exports and any positive aggregate demand effect from fiscal stimulus

to an increase in real GDP larger than the initial rise in aggregate spendingleadsto an increase in real GDP larger than the initial rise in aggregate spending

an increase in GNP , an appreciation of the currency , and a decrease in the current account balance in a floating exchange rate system according to the AA - DD modelcausesan increase in GNP , an appreciation of the currency , and a decrease in the current account balance in a floating exchange rate system according to the AA - DD model

to an increase in real GDPleadsto an increase in real GDP

to the increased deficit and debt levelshas contributedto the increased deficit and debt levels

an increase in output from the goods side of the economycausesan increase in output from the goods side of the economy

an increase in GDP(passive) caused byan increase in GDP

to an increase in aggregate demandleadsto an increase in aggregate demand

to increase in aggregate demandwill leadto increase in aggregate demand

to an increase in aggregate demandleadsto an increase in aggregate demand

GDP and unemployment level in this countryinfluencedGDP and unemployment level in this country

aggregate demand to shift to the right , from AD 1 to AD 2 , increasing Real GDP and Price Level so that the economy is in equilibrium at point B on the LRAS curvewill causeaggregate demand to shift to the right , from AD 1 to AD 2 , increasing Real GDP and Price Level so that the economy is in equilibrium at point B on the LRAS curve

macroeconomic conditions by adjusting spending and taxation policies to alter aggregate demand When aggregate demand falls below the potential output of the economy there is an output gapinfluencemacroeconomic conditions by adjusting spending and taxation policies to alter aggregate demand When aggregate demand falls below the potential output of the economy there is an output gap

to a larger government budget deficit or a smaller budget surplusleadsto a larger government budget deficit or a smaller budget surplus

an increase in output and an increase in the interest ratewill leadan increase in output and an increase in the interest rate

Fiscal policy and effect on aggregate demand in an open economycausesFiscal policy and effect on aggregate demand in an open economy

macroeconomic conditions by adjusting spending and taxation policies to alter aggregate demand When aggregate demand falls below the potential output of the economyinfluencemacroeconomic conditions by adjusting spending and taxation policies to alter aggregate demand When aggregate demand falls below the potential output of the economy

interest rates to increasecausinginterest rates to increase

interest rates to rise which reduces business investment , limiting the effects of the fiscal expansioncausesinterest rates to rise which reduces business investment , limiting the effects of the fiscal expansion

to higher outputwill leadto higher output

to growth in activity and employmentwill leadto growth in activity and employment

inflation to * fallcausesinflation to * fall

interest rates to rise , thereby reducing investment spendingcausesinterest rates to rise , thereby reducing investment spending

to inflationdoes ... leadto inflation

inflationmay ... causeinflation

interest rates to risecausesinterest rates to rise

in greater inflation pressures and increasing public debtcould resultin greater inflation pressures and increasing public debt

AD to increasecausesAD to increase

large budget deficitcauseslarge budget deficit

to current account deficitcontributedto current account deficit

aggregate demand and in turn employment and output through changes in government expenditure and taxesinfluencesaggregate demand and in turn employment and output through changes in government expenditure and taxes

to an increase in the long - term equilibrium ( or natural ) interest rate , the rate that will prevail when the economy is at full employment and prices are stablecontributedto an increase in the long - term equilibrium ( or natural ) interest rate , the rate that will prevail when the economy is at full employment and prices are stable

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