TAILIEUCHUNG - Knowledges macroeconomics (Eleventh edition): Part 2

(BQ) Continued part 1, the document Knowledges macroeconomics (Eleventh edition): Part 2 has contents: Monetary and fiscal policy, international linkages, consumption and saving, investment spending, advanced topics, international adjustment and interdependence, financial markets and asset prices,.ad other contents. Invite you to refer. | z Chapter 11 Monetary and Fiscal Policy CHAPTER HIGHLIGHTS Both fiscal and monetary policy can be used to stabilize the economy. The effect of fiscal policy is reduced by crowding out Increased government spending increases interest rates reducing investment and partially offsetting the initial expansion in aggregate demand. As illustrative polar cases In the case of the liquidity trap the LM curve is horizontal fiscal policy has its maximum strength and monetary policy is ineffective. In the classical case the LM curve is vertical fiscal policy has no effect on output and monetary policy has its maximum strength. CHAPTER MONETARY AND FISCAL POLICY 249 America s economy crashed in 2008. Figure 11-1 shows the movement of the unemployment rate and the federal funds rate the Fed s key interest rate during the end of the boom and through the Great Recession. As seen from Figure 11-1 the Federal Reserve drove the federal funds rate as low as the rate could go to stimulate the economy during the downturn. The rate fell from 5 percent in August 2007 to 2 percent in August 2008 to percent in August 2009. In addition the president and Congress enacted tax cuts and major new spending programs in early 2008. In this chapter we use the IS-LM model developed in Chapter 10 to show how monetary policy and fiscal policy work. These are the two main macroeconomic policy tools the government can call on to try to keep the economy growing at a reasonable rate with low inflation. They are also the policy tools the government uses to try to shorten recessions as in 1991 2001 and 2007-2009 and to prevent booms from getting out of hand. Fiscal policy has its initial impact in the goods market and monetary policy has its initial impact mainly in the assets markets. But because the goods and assets markets are closely interconnected both monetary and fiscal policies have effects on both the level of output and interest rates. Figure 11-2 .

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