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100

How does going into sustainable debt impact the AD curve

right shift 

100
what type of policy may have the government borrowing money to increase the aggregate demand

Expansionary fiscal policy 

200

What are the potential advantages of borrowing for a country’s economy if done sustainably?

Borrowing, when done sustainably, can boost economic growth by funding expansionary fiscal policies. It can help decrease unemployment, improve healthcare, education, and infrastructure, and increase aggregate demand.

300

How does the concept of “crowding out” affect private sector investments when a government borrows excessively?

Excessive government borrowing can monopolize available funds in the financial market, leaving less capital for private investors. This reduces private sector investment, slowing economic growth 

300

what is a budget deficit? 

A budget deficit occurs when a government spends more money than it collects in revenue (like taxes) over a specific period

400

What is “debt servicing,” and how can it negatively impact public spending on essential services like healthcare and education?

  • Debt servicing involves paying interest and principal on loans. When debt becomes unsustainable, servicing costs consume a large portion of the budget, leaving less money for critical public services like hospitals, schools, and social programs.

400

how did Norway maintain a sustainable debt

Norway saves oil revenues and invests in long-term growth through its Government Pension Fund.

500

Why is it important for countries to save during periods of economic growth, and how can this practice protect them during downturns?

Saving during economic growth creates a financial cushion for future uncertainties. It allows governments to manage downturns in the economy without excessive borrowing, maintaining stability and avoiding debt traps.

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