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Mechanics of Monetary and Fiscal Policy

Monetary and Fiscal policies are the two economic policies employed by the government in an economy to control the aggregate demand.

Using the fiscal policy, the government controls their own expenditure and revenue collection in order to control the economy.

Using the monetary policy, the central bank of the country influences the money supply and interest rates in the economy to stimulate demand, control inflation, and stabilize currency.

The following video by Khan Academy explains the basic mechanics of monetary and fiscal policy.

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Monetary and Fiscal Policy

19 lessons

Lessons

1
Mechanics of Monetary and Fiscal Policy
2
What is Money?
3
How is Money Created?
4
Official Measures of Money: M1 and M2
5
Demand and Supply of Money
6
Fisher Effect
7
What do Central Banks do?
8
Tools for Implementing Monetary Policy
9
Features of Effective Central Banks
10
The Monetary Policy Transmission Mechanism
11
Expansionary vs. Contractionary Monetary Policy
12
Limitations of Monetary Policy
13
Role of Fiscal Policy
14
Tools of Fiscal Policy
15
Fiscal Multiplier and Balanced Budget Multiplier
16
Ricardian Equivalence
17
Challenges in Implementing Fiscal Policy
18
Expansionary Vs. Contractionary Fiscal Policy
19
Combined Effects of Monetary and Fiscal Policy

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