Chapter 12. Is Stabilization Policy Stabilizing?

EIA Activity: Is Stabilization Policy Stabilizing?

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EIA Activity: Is Stabilization Policy Stabilizing?

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  1. Question

    Use Link 1 to answer the following question. True or False: Over the last 30 years, using discretionary fiscal policy as a counter-cyclical tool has gained in popularity.

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  2. Question

    Use Link 2 to answer the following question.True or False: The Gold Standard is considered to be an example of stabilization policy before World War II.

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  3. Question

    Use Link 3 to answer the following questions. Which of the following are considered macroeconomic policy objectives of monetary policy?

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  4. Question

    True or False: Maximum employment and price stability are considered the Federal Reserve’s duel mandate.

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  5. Question

    True or False: The Federal Reserve is not an independent agency of the federal government.

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  6. Question

    True or False: The Federal Reserve plays a significant role in determining fiscal policy.

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  7. Question

    Which stabilization policy, fiscal or monetary, was responsible for stabilizing the U.S. economy during the Great Recession? Explain.

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    Which stabilization policy, fiscal or monetary, was responsible for stabilizing the U.S. economy during the Great Recession? Explain.
  8. Question

    Discuss any limitations of using fiscal or monetary policy to help stabilize the economy.

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    Discuss any limitations of using fiscal or monetary policy to help stabilize the economy.

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