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Slow economic growth is called
expansionary monetary policy
disposable income
inflation
FDIC
premium payments by insured banks and investments in US Treasury bonds
bailout
all income-taxes
transfer payments
A loan given to financial institutions or businesses on the verge of closing is called a
expansionary monetary policy
disposable income
inflation
FDIC
premium payments by insured banks and investments in US Treasury bonds
bailout
all income-taxes
transfer payments
What did the Glass-Steagall Act establish?
expansionary monetary policy
disposable income
inflation
FDIC
premium payments by insured banks and investments in US Treasury bonds
bailout
all income-taxes
transfer payments
Two main sources of income for the FDIC are
expansionary monetary policy
disposable income
inflation
FDIC
premium payments by insured banks and investments in US Treasury bonds
bailout
all income-taxes
transfer payments
____ are payments made by the government to households that provide neither goods/services to the government.
expansionary monetary policy
disposable income
inflation
FDIC
premium payments by insured banks and investments in US Treasury bonds
bailout
all income-taxes
transfer payments
What type of policy would the government use to overcome a recession?
expansionary monetary policy
disposable income
inflation
FDIC
premium payments by insured banks and investments in US Treasury bonds
bailout
all income-taxes
transfer payments
Which of the following is NOT a tool used by the government to affect aggregate spending?
expansionary monetary policy
disposable income
inflation
FDIC
premium payments by insured banks and investments in US Treasury bonds
bailout
all income-taxes
transfer payments
What is disposable income?
expansionary monetary policy
disposable income
inflation
FDIC
premium payments by insured banks and investments in US Treasury bonds
bailout
all income-taxes
transfer payments
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