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Monetary vs Fiscal Policy definitions

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  • Monetary Policy
    A central bank's toolset for adjusting interest rates and money supply to influence spending and economic activity.
  • Fiscal Policy
    Government actions involving changes in taxes and spending to impact disposable income, consumption, and employment.
  • Central Bank
    An institution responsible for managing a nation's money supply and interest rates to stabilize the economy.
  • Interest Rate
    The cost of borrowing money, which can be adjusted to encourage or discourage consumer and business spending.
  • Money Supply
    The total amount of currency and liquid assets available in an economy, influencing overall demand and prices.
  • Government Spending
    Expenditures by public authorities on goods, services, and infrastructure to stimulate economic activity.
  • Taxation
    Compulsory charges imposed by the government, affecting disposable income and consumer purchasing power.
  • Disposable Income
    The amount of money households have available for spending after taxes are deducted.
  • Aggregate Demand
    The total demand for goods and services within an economy at a given overall price level and time.
  • GDP
    A measure of the total value of all goods and services produced within a country, reflecting economic health.
  • Unemployment
    The condition where individuals willing and able to work cannot find jobs, often influenced by economic policies.
  • Inflation
    A general increase in prices across the economy, reducing purchasing power and often targeted by stabilization policies.
  • Economic Decline
    A period marked by reduced economic activity, lower spending, and rising joblessness, prompting policy intervention.
  • Business Cycle
    The recurring pattern of economic expansion and contraction, influenced by stabilization efforts.
  • Policymaker
    An elected official or authority responsible for designing and implementing government economic strategies.