The government is giving people money
Normally in a recession the government would want to raise the equilibrium level of income. This can be done in one of two ways: by increasing government spending or by decreasing taxes.
The full question:During the severe recession of 2008-09 the US government embarked on an aggressive fiscal policy to try and end the downturn. Most of the increase in spending would be financed by borrowing; the government is also cutting taxes for many, but not all, Americans. At the time the policy was formulated many economists were confident that the policy would be effective, while another group was quite convinced that the policy would do little to raise the level of GDP. Discuss under what financing and economic conditions an expansionary fiscal policy could be expected to raise the level of real GDP, and under what conditions the policy would fail. Then state your opinion as to whether or not the US policy will work.
How does the government encourage an increased level of productivity
they take care of the money the state level gives them.
The fiscal policy, which is, controlling the level of taxes and government spending, is left to the government. On the other hand, the monetary policy, that is, the tools fr controlling money supply in the economy, is controlled by the central bank.
means deliberate government policy to use expenditures,borrowing and taxation to influence the level of economic activities by Eunice Ingrid
State.
The executive level of government is the president and his cabinet, governors and they do not actually make policy but they have a strong voice on what policies are needed and they see that those policies are carried out.
The Federal governmentÊÊreceives pressure from labor union attempting to influence policy. Interest groups are form of labor unions who boycotts government on their policies.
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Public policy is formed in the American system of government either on a state wide or federal level. In both of these instances the laws are enacted by the legislative branch.
Marco Bassetto has written: 'A game-theoretic view of the fiscal theory of the price level' -- subject(s): Fiscal policy, Game theory, Government policy, Mathematical models, Prices 'Government investment and the European Stability and Growth Pact' -- subject(s): Government spending policy