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limitations of fiscal policy
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time lags;
policy makers have increased spending more than they have increased taxes |
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major problem with inflation
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wage increases lag behind price increases
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Fiscal policy used to increase aggregate demand (2 tools)
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lower taxes;
increase govt spending |
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demand-pull inflation
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demand outweighs supply
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cost-push inflation
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production costs increase
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4 types of unemployment
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frictional, structural, cyclical, and seasonal
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frictional unemployment
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skill level doesn't match job requirements
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structural unemployment
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changes in economy (ie we dont need typists anymore b/c of computer technology)
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counter cyclical policy (during growth and recession)
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growth- Ag. demand DECREASES
recession- Ag. demand INCREASES |
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2 types of stock
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income stock and growth stock
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income stock
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pays most of profit back to shareholders
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Group that regulates the stock market
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Securities & Exchange Commission
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change in CPI measures....
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...inflation
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2 ways to make money in the stock market
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dividends and capital gains
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dividends
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distribution of profits (from stock market)
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capital gains
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selling stock certificates for more than you bought them
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Who is the main policy branch of the Fed?
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Federal Open Market Committee
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Preferred stocks
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higher than common stocks;
get $ before common stocks |
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blue chip stocks
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low-risk stocks;
well established companies |
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mutual fund
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group/company that buys back shares and offers shares
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When interest rates are high, the govt _____ but ____ is demanded
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gives more money BUT less is demanded
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deficit
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spending more than a company makes
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debt
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(result of deficit) money needed to be paid back
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true/false? Higher interest rates reduce consumption.
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TRUE
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true/false? Higher interest rates increase production.
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FALSE
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NASDAQ controls what kind of stocks?
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technical (dot com)
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NYSE (New York Stock Exchange) controls what kind of stocks?
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big market and big company
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Which president did economy have surplus?
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Clinton
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How does economy grow?
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increase in consumption and investment
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Keynesian policy is also known as...
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demand side economy
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demand management (demand side policy)
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aka Keynesian policy;
wanted govt involvement in economy |
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when did Keynesian policy begin?
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1930-1970
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supply-side policy
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pushes incentives for production, therefore increasing supply
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stock split
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dividing a company's stock into multiple shares
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discount broker
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a stockbroker that gives a discount on commission fees;
just does market trades |
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full service broker
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more expensive than a discount broker;
offers advice, tax tips, and research |