Exam 17: Macroeconomic Policy Debates
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Suppose the government has a $375 billion budget deficit. If the government creates $225 billion of new money to finance this deficit and finances the rest by borrowing, the amount borrowed from the public will be
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In bringing an economy out of a recession, a government will often resort to ________ fiscal policies, which often results in budget deficits.
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In the 1980s and most of the 1990s, the federal government
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Automatic stabilizers are changes in ________ that occur automatically as economic activity changes.
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Should the Fed only have the single goal of price stability? Why or why not?
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Suppose the government has a $900 billion budget deficit. If the government borrows $560 billion to finance this deficit and finances the rest by printing money, the amount of new money created will be
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By NOT taxing capital gains separately from ordinary income, what would happen to the government's stream of revenue?
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If government spending is $6.2 trillion while government revenue is $6.2 trillion, the government is said to have a
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Interest payments on the national debt are not a problem because we owe all of it to ourselves.
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If government spending is $650 billion while government revenue is $950 billion, the government is said to have a
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Proponents of a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution argue that it will finally exert discipline on the federal government and so prevent large peacetime deficits. What do the critics argue?
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Recall the Application about the possibility that the Federal Reserve's loose monetary policy was responsible for the housing boom during the 2000s to answer the following question(s).
-According to this Application, economist John Taylor believes that if the Fed had not followed "easy money" policy during the early 2000s,
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When a government must operate on a balanced budget, it means that there is no ________ or ________.
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During 2008 and 2009, the debt to GDP ratio in the United States
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In the United States there are some methods to save which reduce taxes on savings. These include
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