Monetary And Fiscal Policy Quiz 20 (20 MCQs)

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1. What is the general trend in federal tax rates over the past 30 years?
2. The idea that the Government should take a hands off approach to the economy is a tenant of which type of economics?
3. What is the primary task of the Federal Reserve System?
4. Aggregate Demand increases, caused by the Federal Reserve
5. During periods of high inflation, the Federal government can use this contractionary policy to slow the economy down.
6. Fee charged by the Federal Reserve Bank for other member banks to borrow money from the FED through the discount window?
7. In order to help the economy grow, the government will decrease or lower taxes. This allows people to have more money and buy more goods and services.
8. True/False:Does money creation always mean printing more money?
9. Which policy is the following statement associated with? "The plan Obama sent to Congress today asks for higher taxes for corporations, banks and oil, natural gas and coal companies."
10. Debt Ceiling
11. How does the central bank use monetary policy to control inflation?
12. Disadvantages include unlimited liability, difficult to raise financial capital, difficulty attracting qualified employees, limited life
13. Brian received a 10% pay raise from last year. Because of this raise, he will pay a higher portion of his income in taxes. Which type of tax does this describe?
14. Debt is an accumulation of surpluses and deficits where the surpluses are greater than the deficits
15. During an economic recession, which fiscal policy action is likely to be effective in stimulating economic growth?
16. The problem of higher gap between the lower and the higher income group.
17. When inflation is high, the federal reserve may want to control inflation by
18. Which are contractionary fiscal policies ..... meant to slow down speedy economic growth?
19. What is one of the causes of inflation?
20. An item that maintains its economic worth over time: