All of the following were monetary and fiscal policy responses to
the Great Recession EXCEPT?
(a)...
All of the following were monetary and fiscal policy responses to
the Great Recession EXCEPT?
(a) Troubled Asset Relief Program
(b) Quantitative easing
(c) Medicare
(d) Forward guidance
(e) American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
The unconventional monetary policy undertaken during the
financial crisis and the great recession in 2008-09 and compare the
current Zero bound lower (ZBL) interest rate. What is the so-called
“liquidity trap” and what are the remedies?
Considering the Federal Reserve's aggressive
expansionary monetary policy since the beginning of the Great
Recession in 2007, and the latest stance on Monetary Policy to
maintain the accommodative policy of a target Federal Funds Rate
(FFR) at 1-1.25% interest rates while beginning the balance sheet
normalization program...
A) What are the predicted effects on GDP and on inflation?
B) How is the stock market reacting?
C) What are the "labor market supports" anticipated?
D) How much upward pressure on prices...
TOPIC: Achieving monetary policy goals and the Great Recession
of 2007-2009. A) What are the Federal Reserve's established
economic goals? B) What are the policy tools that the Fed directly
controls? What are the policy instruments and intermediate targets?
C) What were the contributing factors to the Great Recession of
2007-2009? D) What were the unconventional monetary measures that
the Fed used to combat the recession? E) How did international
policy coordination help keep the Great Recession from becoming an...
Explain the unconventional monetary policy undertaken during the
financial crisis and the great recession in 2008-09 and compare it
to the current Zero bound lower (ZBL) interest rate. What is the
so-called “liquidity trap” and what are the remedies?
Stagflation is a combination of ______ and _______.
Multiple Choice
monetary policy; fiscal policy
inflation; recession
deflation; expansion
excessive aggregate spending; excessive aggregate supply
If the MPC is 0.6, and the government spends an additional $50b,
the overall effect on GDP will be:
Multiple Choice
an increase of $250b.
a decrease of $75b.
an increase of $125b.
a decrease of $25b.
Money serves as a store of value when:
Multiple Choice
there is direct trade of goods and services.
it...
How is monetary policy used during a recession? During a boom?
What is the current monetary policy being used by Federal Reserve?
Explain why they are on this policy course.