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Demand-side policies

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Which of the following is an example of FISCAL policy rather than monetary policy?

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Edexcel Economics B (9EB0) Theme 4 'Making markets work' (Paper 1), Unit T4-3 'Macroeconomic policy: AD/AS' — spec ref 4.4.2. Second lesson of the unit: building directly on the AD/AS model and the multiplier from 3a, this lesson teaches the two demand-side policy levers governments and central b…

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Lesson outline

  1. Do Now — Retrieval
  2. Quick Check — Key Terms
  3. Recap — Using the AD/AS Model
  4. Hinge Check — Fiscal or Monetary?
  5. Fiscal Policy — Spending and Taxation
  6. Hinge Check — Automatic Stabilisers
  7. Monetary Policy — Interest Rates and QE
  8. Hinge Check — Interest Rates Already at Zero
  9. Guided Practice — Shift AD (Expansionary Fiscal Policy)
  10. Quick Check — Shift AD (Contractionary Monetary Policy)
  11. Fiscal vs Monetary — Strengths and Weaknesses
  12. Hinge Check — Crowding Out
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