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Institutional Responses to Economic Shocks

Institutional responses to economic shocks refer to the strategies and actions undertaken by organizations, governments, and communities to mitigate the adverse effects of sudden economic disruptions on public health, food security, and environmental sustainability. These responses often involve policy adjustments, resource allocation, and collaborative efforts to enhance resilience and recovery in affected populations.

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Institutional responses to economic shocks are critical for maintaining economic stability. These responses can include monetary and fiscal policies that aim to mitigate the effects of sudden disruptions. Understanding how institutions react to these shocks helps us learn from past experiences and p...

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Key Terms

Economic Shock
An unexpected event that causes significant disruption to the economy.

Example: The 2008 financial crisis was a major economic shock.

Monetary Policy
Actions taken by a central bank to control the money supply and interest rates.

Example: Lowering interest rates to stimulate borrowing.

Fiscal Policy
Government spending and tax policies used to influence the economy.

Example: Increasing government spending during a recession.

Stimulus Package
A set of measures taken by the government to stimulate the economy.

Example: The CARES Act in the U.S. provided financial relief during COVID-19.

Quantitative Easing
A monetary policy where the central bank buys securities to increase the money supply.

Example: The Federal Reserve used quantitative easing after the 2008 crisis.

Interest Rate
The amount charged by lenders to borrowers for the use of money.

Example: A lower interest rate can encourage more borrowing.

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Key Concepts

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