In: Economics
It is November 2008. You are an economist and a Member of the
President’s Council of Economic Advisers, located in Washington DC.
The US is in an escalating recession. Both the President and both
the US House of Representatives and the US Senate have called upon
you to draw up an urgent plan of action to reduce the massive
contraction in the US economy.
It should have the following structure:
1. Very brief diagnosis, identifying key areas and sectors in
trouble to be targeted.
2. List of Macroeconomic Variables to be targeted.
3. Recommended Fiscal Policy Instruments and Actions, expected
results/rationale
4. Recommended Monetary Policy Instruments and Actions, expected
results/rationale.
The President and the US Senate and the House of Representatives
have specifically requested that you should not spend time
describing the Great Recession and its causes. They know this all
too well. Using the “ceteris paribus” ( = other things being equal
approach) used by economists, you may assume that international
force, political events and economic developments are currently
being held constant.
1)
Economy is confronting compression need to work upon the each division of economy, total request or diminished utilization spending because of falling pay and deferment of utilization in future. aggregate supply or pile up of inventory on the part producer, unemployment, savings, investment, interest rate, all are the factor to consider foremost.
2)
Total request, total supply, general value level, venture and sparing joblessness, financing cost, flattening, cash supply and saving money, hypothesis of appropriation. Worldwide exchange and conversion scale and BOP and so on.
3)
Fiscal policy instrument are as follows
4)
Monetary policy instrument will include qualitative and quantitative proportion
qualitative will includes
quantitative will include