Policies focused on giving people more money in their unemployment checks would be considered
A. monetary policies.
B. demand-side and supply-side policies.
C. demand-side policies.
D. supply-side policies.
Answer: C
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A beggar-thy-neighbor policy is
A. The imposition of trade barriers for the purpose of expanding exports. B. The imposition of trade barriers to increase domestic employment. C. The imposition of import barriers for the purpose of curbing inflation. D. An attempt by a poor country to get more foreign aid and assistance.
If the inflation rate is smaller than the nominal interest rate, the real interest rate is
A. zero. B. positive. C. negative. D. either positive or zero.
The choice of how and where to hold idle funds is
A. An executive Fed decision. B. A portfolio decision. C. A Fed funds decision. D. A discount decision.
How does the federal reserve act to help prevent banking panics?
What will be an ideal response?