What is “Crowding Out”?
Quiz
Bonds in Monetary Policy:
1.
If the economy is suffering from a recession,
the __1___ will ____2______ bonds. This
will move money from the government to the public.
2.
On
the Money Market Graph, show the change by moving the _____3_______ line.
3.
This
will create a ________4_____________ interest rate, therefore helping ____5____.
4.
This
will improve __6__ on the Aggregate Model Graph.
Bonds in Fiscal Policy:
5.
If the economy is suffering from a recession,
_____7_____ will ____8_____ taxes or ____9_______ government spending, or do
both.
6.
This
policy will increase __10____ and ___11____ as parts of AD.
7.
However,
it is assumed that this policy will affect the federal budget. If the government income ___12_______ due to
tax ___13____, and expenditures ____14_______, then a budget ____15_______ will
occur.
8.
Government
will now have to __16_____ bonds.
Money Market Graph:
9.
If Monetary Policy actions move the __17____
line, then Fiscal Policy actions will move the __18_____ line.
10.
When
Congress causes this line to move, it will move _____19________.
11.
As
a result, the interest rate will ____20_______.
Loanable Funds Graph (Private Savings
Graph):
12.
Deficit spending will cause the ____21_______
line to move outward.
13.
Deficit spending will cause the _____22______
line to move inward.
14.
Either
way, the interest rate will _____23_________.
Investment Demand Graph:
15.
Higher interest rates will cause the quantity
of investment demand funds to ___24______.
16.
This
will _____25_____ Ig, as a component of AD.
17.
If
a Private Savings (Supply) line is shown on this graph, then deficit spending
will move this line ____26________.
Aggregate Model Graph:
18.
The initial fiscal policy increases in _27____
and _28____ will cause AD to move ___29_____.
19.
However,
the reduction of _30___ will cause AD to move ____31_____, but not all the way
back to the original, recessionary position.
20.
Keynesians
believe this because the ___32_____ is more important than the ____33______.
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