Chapter 4: Economic Issues- Taxing, Spending, and Budgeting

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Chapter 4: Economic Issues- Taxing, Spending, and Budgeting

Mixed Economy
government and economy are mixed
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Mixed Economy government and economy are mixed
Monetary Policy A macroeconomic tool that seeks to use the supply of money in circulation to impact interest rates and inflation
Federal Reserve Board The central baking authority in the US and the principal agent of monetary policy
Fiscal Policy Tax policy, spending policy and debt policy used as tools to stabilize the economy
Deficit occurs when government expenditures exceed revenues in a given fiscal year
Debt accumulation over time of annual deficits
Demand Side Economics Traditional, Keynesian economic theory that the economy is driven primarily by demand for goods and services
Supply Side Economics Macroeconomic approach that emphasizes tax cuts and tax incentives to business in order to promote economic growth
Progressive a tax system where there are tax brackets set and the more money made puts you in a higher % bracket
Regressive Tax has greater impact on lower incomes
Flat Tax Everyone's income group pays the same income tax

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