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fiscal policy
setting of level of Government spending and taxation

done by president and congress
monetary policy
done by only through the Fed
Implications of the Employment Act of 1946
Promote full employment and production

policy makers are required to try to stabilize aggregate demand through fiscal and monetary policy
Theory of Liquidity Preference
theory of how changes in money demanded and money supplied affect interest rate in the short run
money demand curve
It is negatively sloped with the interest rate on the vertical axis. The interest rate is the opportunity cost of holding money so as it increases, people want to hold less money and substitute into bonds or other interest-bearing assets.
money supply curve
Vertical Curve and determined by Fed