Chapter 18: Problem 6
What are some steps the government can take to encourage research and development?
Chapter 18: Problem 6
What are some steps the government can take to encourage research and development?
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In the late 1990 s, the U.S. government moved from a budget deficit to a budget surplus and the trade deficit in the U.S. economy grew substantially. Using the national saving and investment identity, what can you say about the direction in which saving and/or investment must have changed in this economy?
Based on the national saving and investment identity, what are the three ways the macroeconomy might react to greater government budget deficits?
Imagine an economy in which Ricardian equivalence holds. This economy has a budget deficit of \(50,\) a trade deficit of \(20,\) private savings of \(130,\) and investment of \(100 .\) If the budget deficit rises to \(70,\) how are the other terms in the national saving and investment identity affected?
What are some of the ways fiscal policy might encourage economic growth?
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