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Sherean Ali, Claire Edelson, Christian Lyon, & Lisa Reimann
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Monetarism=inflation occurs when too much money is chasing too few goods. Economic Planning=plans like wage and price controls or direction of investment, can improve the economy. “Reaganomics”= combination of monetarism, lower federal spending, and supply-side economics will stimulate the economy. Keynesianism= spend more money when in a recession and cut spending when there is inflation & economy performance
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“Troika” (OMB, CEA, Treasury) + President + “The Fed” + Congress = Work together to make Econ Policies Pocketbook Issue= economic conditions are strong association of amount of success the incumbent party has for staying in the White House & seats held by WH party in Congress. Economic choices made by politicians are shaped generally by ideological differences in parties. All politicians want low unemployment & no inflation
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Deficit=governments spends more money than it collects in taxes in a given year National Debt= total amount of deficits since 1 st Presidency GDP=total of all goods & services produced in country in a given year Raising Taxes & Cutting Spending can reduce deficit and create progress to lower national debt
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monetary policy Board of Governors: 7 members appointed by President and confirmed by Senate 14 year term. The chairman is appointed or reappointed every 4 years from the board. the fed can increase and decrease money supply and interest rates selling and buying federal government securities reserve requirements Discount rate "Gr eenspan Says U.S. May Soon Reach Borrowing Limit - Bloomberg." Bloomberg - Business & Financial News, Breaking News Headlines. Web. 03 Jan. 2011.. " FRB: Chairman Bernanke." Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. 18 Nov. 2010. Web. 03 Jan. 2011..
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Expansionary: ↑ gov’t spending & ↓ taxes Contractionary: ↓ gov’t spending & ↑ taxes Fiscal year: October 1 st to September 30 th 10/1/10-9/30/11 is “fiscal 2011” or “FY 2011” Budget Enforcement Act of 1990
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Budget 1974 Congressiol Budget Act Feb. Presidential budget submitted to 1 House & 1 Senate committee Committees w/analysis from Congressional Budget Office (CBO) Budget Resolution congressional decision on where to cap government spending. Entitlements Reagan ’81 cuts to authorization & appropriations
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Majoritarian politics (everyone pays them) Client politics (exemptions, exclusions and deductions) US taxes are slightly progressive lighter burden than much of the world
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1913 16 th Amendment b/c 1895 unconstitutional Taxes remained high after WWII The tax reform of 1986 shifted industry savings to people and cut down on legal and illegal tax evasion. Deductions work like subsides Cut out loopholes and lowered rates Loopholes are client politics
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