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Discretionary fiscal policy
These are intentional government policies to increase or decrease government spending or taxation. For example, Keynesian economists might favour a deliberate increase in the size of the fiscal deficit when private sector demand and confidence is low during an economic recession.
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How can changes in tax affect aggregate demand?
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IB Economics - Types of Government Expenditures
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AQA A-Level Economics Year 13 Macroeconomics Knowledge Organiser
Poster / Student Handout
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UK Economy - The Borrowing for Investment Debate
9th January 2024
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4.2.5.1 Fiscal Policy (AQA A-Level Economics Teaching PowerPoint)
Teaching PowerPoints
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2.6.2. Fiscal Policy - Taxation (Edexcel A-Level Economics Teaching PowerPoint)
Teaching PowerPoints
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4.5.2 Taxation (Edexcel)
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4.5.1 Public Expenditure (Edexcel)
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Fiscal Policy - Explaining Automatic Stabilisers
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The Mini Budget - A Chancellor Risking Financial Instability
23rd September 2022
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What are national insurance contributions?
23rd February 2022
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Biden's huge fiscal stimulus bill is approved
11th March 2021
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Economics of Fiscal Drag
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Sunak's Plan for Jobs
8th July 2020
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The Fiscal Multiplier
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Surge in borrowing takes UK national debt above 100% of GDP
19th June 2020
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Evaluating Fiscal Policy (Online Lesson)
Online Lessons
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Coronavirus crisis: Keynesian insights
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Fiscal Policy: Government Spending
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Fiscal Policy: Taxation - The Basics
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Macro policies to prevent an economic depression
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Corporation Tax and Aggregate Demand & Supply
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Macro Policies to avoid an Economic Recession
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Factors that can cause an economic recession
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