Chapter 6 - Inflation, Unemployment, and Stabilization Practices

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________ disrupts a country's financial markets and erodes public trust in both the government and the economy.

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multiplier effect

Through the ________, a lower interest rate will lead to greater investment spending, which will lead to higher real GDP, which will lead to more consumer spending, and so on.

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Federal Reserve

When actual real GDP falls short of potential output, the ________ and other central banks prefer to engage in expansionary monetary policy.

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Stanford economist John Taylor

________ proposed in 1993 that monetary policy should be guided by a simple formula that takes into consideration both business cycle and inflation concerns.

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tax income

When the economy falls, the propensity for ________ to decline and transfers to rise serves to limit the size of recessions.

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Taylor

The ________ rule for monetary policy is a formula for determining the federal funds rate that takes both inflation and the output gap into account.

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Inflationary measures

________ typically provide short- term political advantages, while efforts to bring inflation down have short- term political costs.

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budget balance

The ________ and business cycle have a constant relationship as it incorporates a recession that moves the total balance towards a deficit.

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