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Fiscal Policy Basics

Fiscal policy refers to the use of government spending and taxation to influence a nation's economy, while economic stability denotes a state in which a country's economic performance is steady, characterized by low inflation, low unemployment, and sustainable growth.

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Fiscal policy is a vital tool used by governments to influence economic activity through spending and taxation. By adjusting these levers, governments can stimulate growth, reduce unemployment, and control inflation. Understanding fiscal policy helps us grasp how economic stability is achieved and m...

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Key Terms

Fiscal Policy
Government decisions on spending and taxation.

Example: Increasing spending to boost the economy.

Government Spending
Expenditures made by the government to provide public services.

Example: Funding for education and infrastructure.

Taxation
The process of collecting money from individuals and businesses by the government.

Example: Income tax and sales tax.

Budget Deficit
When government spending exceeds its revenue.

Example: A deficit occurs when expenses are higher than tax income.

Economic Growth
An increase in the production of goods and services in an economy.

Example: GDP growth over a year.

Multiplier Effect
The proportional amount of increase in final income that results from an injection of spending.

Example: Increased government spending leads to higher consumer spending.

Related Topics

Monetary Policy
The process by which the central bank manages money supply and interest rates.
intermediate
Inflation Control
Strategies to manage and reduce inflation in the economy.
intermediate
Economic Indicators
Statistics that provide information about economic performance.
intermediate

Key Concepts

Government SpendingTaxationEconomic GrowthBudget Deficit