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M1
cash....travelers checks, checking account deposits, but NOT government money
M2
all of M1 plus savings accounts, and CD's and money market
Monetary Base
Fed Notes, Coins and bank reserve deposits
What is Discretionary Fiscal Policy
Discretionary fiscal policy refers to the federal government’s decisions regarding government spending and taxing.
Mccallum Rule
- New Monetarists Feedback rule
- Sets Money Supply Growth Rate at inflation plus 10 year mocing real GDP minus 4 year moving growth
- Adjusts SLOWLY since based on money supply growth
Taylor Rule
- New Keynesian feedback rule
- changes fed funds rate in response to :
- Inflation
- difference between actual and target inflation
- Differences between real GDP and full employment GDP
- it is FAST
Demand-pull inflation can result from
increases in the money supply, increases in exports, and increases in government purchases.
Cost Push Inflation
increases in the money wage rate or the prices of other productive inputs would result in cost-push