Tax lever of fiscal policy | Aggregate demand and aggregate supply | Macroeconomics | Khan Academy
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How government can effect aggregate demand through tax policy
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Why doesn't the Aggregate supply curve shifts to the right as the aggregate demand curve did in the graph at the right side when the interest rate decreases?
Sir, what will be the change in equilibrium price when the slope of the demand curve change?
if interest rates are high then savings would increase and can lead to increased money supply just lowering the interest rate....;;; higher interest rate can bring a cyclic change and again the investment could increase ; please explain?
tax is a kind of politic
Won't fiscal policy lead to an increase in GDP through the other C, I and NX as well even if it doesn't increase taxes?
If the government spends more without increasing taxes, it would have to borrow more to fuel that spending. If the S&I market is already at equilibrium, G will have to borrow at lower rates.
At lower rates, won't this then create a similar affect as in the monetary policy? This would lead to increased C and I because consumers and firms can get capital cheaper. Also, once US interest rates drop but foreign markets don't, the dollar depreciates leading to NX to increase as well?
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