Fiscal Policy explained

All you need to know about Fiscal Policy in 4 minutes: Taxation, Government Expenditure, Multiplier Effect, Crowding Out, Budget Deficits, Government Debt and more. Components of government expenditure. Expansionary and contractionary fiscal policies.
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[@siminstitute]

Thanks! There will be videos on accounting coming soon. For now, you can already check out our video on the Break-even Analysis.

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[@siminstitute]

Always glad to help!

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Chill, it's just about refund details and anticipated actions

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Make more economical videos in this manner

[@siminstitute]

Thank you. We are working on it. Are there any particular topics that you would be interested in?

[@siminstitute]

@ERUDITELY Thank you. For Monetary Policy, we suggest our video "Monetary Policy Explained".

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[@aremjay1]

The government is NOT like a household. The government is the ISSUER of money and therefore never needs to borrow money. Nor can a sovereign government which issues its own currency ever be in debt.

[@mubaraka23]

ever heard about the imf or world bank?
governments do go bankrupt and they do need to borrow be it from their own central banks or the international ones

[@so-jv9sh]

what countries that uses this type of policy?

[@siminstitute]

The video shows different types of fiscal policies that countries can use. In reality, some countries are running more expansionary policies and other more contractionary (or 'austerity')

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