Tax
Circular Flow
Miscellaneous
Policy
GDP
100

What is the main purpose of taxes?

 To provide revenue for government spending and public services.

100

In the circular flow model, households provide what to businesses?

Labor and resources.

100

When are all assignments due?

midnight 

100

What is fiscal policy?

The government’s use of taxes and spending to influence the economy.

100

What does GDP stand for?

 Gross Domestic Product.

200

The “pay-as-you-go” tax model means what?

Taxes are taken out of workers’ paychecks throughout the year.

200

In the circular flow model, businesses provide what to households?

Goods and services.

200

What is an example of structural unemployment?

A worker loses their job because new technology replaces their role.

200

During a recession, what fiscal policy action would Keynes support?

Increasing government spending and cutting taxes.

200

What does GDP measure?

The total value of all goods and services produced within a country in one year.

300

What type of tax takes a larger percentage of income as income increases?

Progressive tax.

300

What happens in the circular flow when consumer spending increases?

Business revenue and production rise.

300
What grade does Mrs. McGinthy teach?

1st

300

Which is the main trade-off of expansionary fiscal policy?

It can increase employment but also raise national debt.

300

How does consumer spending affect GDP?

Higher consumer spending increases GDP.

400

Why does the government prefer a pay-as-you-go tax system?

It keeps revenue flowing steadily throughout the year instead of once annually.

400

How does government spending enter the circular flow model?

By purchasing goods and services and paying income to households.

400

What is the best example of cost-push inflation?

 Prices rise because production costs (like oil or wages) increase.

400

Which government action best represents contractionary fiscal policy?

Raising taxes and cutting government spending.

400

Which action would most likely increase a nation’s GDP?

Any increases in aggregate expenditures 

500

A worker earns $3,000 monthly and pays $300 in federal taxes out of his pay check. Which system is this an example of?

 Pay-as-you-go system

500

According to Keynes, what can the government do in the circular flow to stimulate growth during a recession?

Increase spending or lower taxes to boost aggregate demand.

500

What is Mr. McGinthy's favorite college sport to watch?

MSU Hockey

500

Why is fiscal policy controversial?

It can help the economy but also lead to long-term debt and inflation.

500

Why might a country’s GDP fall even if prices rise?

Because production decreases even as inflation pushes prices higher

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