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Lectures in Macroeconomics- Charles W. Upton Managing Business Cycles with Fiscal Policy

Fiscal Policy What the government spends and how it taxes is very important. –The “Foolish Project” is an illustrative ploy –Taxes have all sorts of incentive effects

Managing Business Cycles with Fiscal Policy Fiscal Policy We talk here about solely its use to manage Business Cycles. –That is, can spending and taxing per se drive business cycles

Managing Business Cycles with Fiscal Policy Can Spending Cause a Business Cycle Y M P YfYf PP

Managing Business Cycles with Fiscal Policy Can Spending Cause a Business Cycle Y M P YfYf PP Suddenly we go to war.

Managing Business Cycles with Fiscal Policy Can Spending Cause a Business Cycle Y M P YfYf PP

Managing Business Cycles with Fiscal Policy The End of the War Y M P YfYf PP The war ongoing for some time, comes to an end.

Managing Business Cycles with Fiscal Policy The End of the War Y M P YfYf PP

Managing Business Cycles with Fiscal Policy Examples Y M P YfYf PP Wars are often marked by rapid expansion of government demand and “boom times”

Managing Business Cycles with Fiscal Policy Examples Y M P YfYf PP Wars are often marked by rapid expansion of government demand and “boom times” Ends are usually accompanied by downturns

Managing Business Cycles with Fiscal Policy The Extension Y M P YfYf PP Suppose it looks like the economy is heading for Y<Y f. Can’t we reverse that via tax cuts and/or spending increases?

Managing Business Cycles with Fiscal Policy No Homework Here Y M P YfYf PP Suppose it looks like the economy is heading for Y<Y f. Can’t we reverse that via tax cuts and/or spending increases? At one point there was strong support for tax and spending policy to manage business cycles. No longer.

Managing Business Cycles with Fiscal Policy Why Y M P YfYf PP Suppose it looks like the economy is heading for Y<Y f. Can’t we reverse that via tax cuts and/or spending increases? At one point there was strong support for tax and spending policy to manage business cycles. No longer. Lags. Consider how long it takes to get an increase in spending through the legislative process and the contracting process.

Managing Business Cycles with Fiscal Policy Multipliers Y M P YfYf PP Suppose it looks like the economy is heading for Y<Y f. Can’t we reverse that via tax cuts and/or spending increases? At one point there was strong support for tax and spending policy to manage business cycles. No longer. Lags. Consider how long it takes to get an increase in spending through the legislative process and the contracting process. Small response. Suppose  G = $10 B. Once people believed  C  $20 B. Today, research suggests that  C could be negative, for people see wealth going down.

Managing Business Cycles with Fiscal Policy Tax Cuts Y M P YfYf PP Suppose it looks like the economy is heading for Y<Y f. Can’t we reverse that via tax cuts and/or spending increases? At one point there was strong support for tax and spending policy to manage business cycles. No longer. Lags. Consider how long it takes to get an increase in spending through the legislative process and the contracting process. Small response. Suppose  G = $10 B. Once people believed  C  $20 B. Today, research suggests that  C could be negative, for people see wealth going down. Ditto for tax cuts. Suppose we give everyone $300. Very little impact on consumption demand.

Managing Business Cycles with Fiscal Policy A Permanent Change Y M P YfYf PP Consider a permanent increase of $10 billion in government spending. Wealth is down by the present value of $10 billion per year.

Managing Business Cycles with Fiscal Policy A Permanent Change Y M P YfYf PP Consider a permanent increase of $10 billion in government spending. Wealth is down by the present value of $10 billion per year. A permanent increase of $10 billion should result in a reduction of $10 billion per year in consumption, an exact offset.

Managing Business Cycles with Fiscal Policy Conclusion Y M P YfYf PP Tax and Spending Policy Matters. A lot. But don’t use fiscal policy to manage business cycles.

Managing Business Cycles with Fiscal Policy End ©2004 Charles W. Upton. All rights reserved