'Monetary policy rules' presentation slideshows

LECTURE 8 Stabilization Policy

LECTURE 8 Stabilization Policy. Question 1:. Should policy be active or passive?. ?. U.S. Real GDP Growth Rate , 1960:1-2001:4. Arguments for active policy. Recessions cause economic hardship for millions of people.

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Topic 12: Stabilization Policy (chapter 14)

Topic 12: Stabilization Policy (chapter 14). Learning objectives. In this chapter, you will learn about two policy debates: Should policy be active or passive? Should policy be by rule or discretion?. Question 1:. Should policy be active or passive?. ?.

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Topic 12: Stabilization Policy (chapter 14)

Topic 12: Stabilization Policy (chapter 14). Question 1:. Should policy be ______ or _____?. ?. Arguments for active policy. Recessions cause economic hardship for millions of people.

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Ohio Wesleyan University Goran Skosples 11. Stabilization Policy

Ohio Wesleyan University Goran Skosples 11. Stabilization Policy. Two debates: Should policy be active or passive ? Should policy be by rule or discretion ?. Growth rate of U.S. real GDP. Average growth rate. Percent change from 4 quarters earlier. Should we smooth it?.

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Reassessing Discretionary Fiscal Policy

Reassessing Discretionary Fiscal Policy. John B. Taylor Stanford University Presented at Amherst College April 25, 2000. Fiscal Policy Gun Is Reloaded. Last attempts at discretionary fiscal policy 1992 Bush Stimulus package: rejected 1993 Clinton Stimulus package: rejected

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