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Monetary and Fiscal Policy (Crash Course)
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1. What is the term for government selling debt through treasury bills and government bonds?

2. What economic idea is anti-raising taxes

3. Bonds are the government's way of doing what?

4. Whose job is it to control the money supply?

5. What do banks now have to prevent the bank horrors of the Great Depression?

6. Lowering the reserve requirement does what to the economy?

7. Spending money and not raising taxes causes what?

8. Monetary policy refers to what?

9. When was the Federal Reserves established?

10. What are the two big mandatory spending things?

11. What has happened to the tax rates of the wealthy in the last several years?

12. What kind of interest rates usually cause inflation and reduce unemployment?

13. America's central bank is known as what?

14. Raising the reserve requirement of banks lowers what?

15. Most government spending goes where?

16. If a politician wants to keep his job, why might it be a bad idea to cut social security?

17. Fiscal policy deals with what?

18. What is the main way the Federal Reserves controls the money supply?

19. The lower the interest rate, the more banks will do what?

20. The Federal Reserves is made up of how many regional banks?

21. What are things in budget called that can't be cut?

22. What are the two main tasks of the Federal Reserves?