Macroeconomic Aims
One of its aims is lowering unemployment.
What is Macroeconomic?
The two things government controls to reach the five aims.
What are spending and taxes?
They are responsible for monetary policy.
What are central banks?
In this situation, the rate of inflation slows down.
What is disinflation?
This refers to the general rise of price.
What is inflation?
This aim can be divided into short-run growth and long-run growth.
What is economic growth?
Mr.Mehmet is facing this kind of taxes on his income.
What is direct tax?
Will monetary policies affect Mr.Mehmet? In what ways?
Yes, it'll affect his household investment and business investment as a Coca Cola boss.
This is a kind of price index.
What is CPI?
(Fiscal policy or monetary policy)
Government investing money in building infrastructure.
Fiscal policy.
This inflation rate of price is better then big changes up and down.
What does 2% means to price inflation?
Compared to Elon Musk, the tax Mr.Mehmet pays is this.
What is lower?
In the key tools of monetary policy, this will boost spending.
What is interest rates?
In famous pop-up stores, this is the cause of inflation.
What is demand-pull inflation?
cut interest rates; encourage spending; reduce taxes.
This state of price can be helpful.
What is small inflations?
The balance in the budget of the government.
What is taxes an spending.
What should the government tell banks in monetary policy?
How much cash they must keep or encouraging them to lend more.
In the Tariff War in the status quo, this is the kind that causes inflation.
What is cost-push inlfation?
What type of fiscal policy usually boosts demand?
expansionary policy.
This aim is closest to our daily life.
What is the Macroeconomic's aim of Price Stability?
Government spend money of these people. They are often written in our Chinese essays.
Who are cleaners?
Name all the key tools of monetary policy.
Interest rates, open-market operations, reserve requirement and guidance, quantitative easing.
This is what is happening now about price for Americans?
Inflation.
Connect the tariff war and price inflation/deflation.
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