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fiscal policy & automatic stabilizers

a look at the role of automatic stabilizers and active fiscal policy as tools to maintain smooth economic growth  
 

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rkkx89x (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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You are a wonderful teacher! Thank you for these videos.
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God bless you!
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hahaha i love the facial expressions when you said "would you rather go fast then slow fast then slow acceleration breaking acceleration breaking bumping along" aha, made my day. great videos! thanks :)
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Awesome!, Thank you.
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Great videos! thanks so much!
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I think fiscal drag can act as an automatic stabiliser to some extent. The occaisional rise in tax thresholds is fine but what I'm against is an automatic rise. The budget of 1988 would have been a lot more helpful if Lawson hadn't made tax cuts designed to alleviate the effects of fiscal drag.
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why are you opposed...
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Simple, clear and straight to the point. Great explanation, great teacher. Helped a lot, not only that video, every video is up til now flawless.
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Wait, what? "Overheat?" Do you believe that people somehow suffer from an "excess" of wealth?
slimes23 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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No i belive that the economic overheating of the late 80s, for example, can lead to serious economic problems.

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