EC140 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Stabilization Policy

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Any change in g is a result of gov policy. As gdp rises or falls, gov transfer payments will generally change also. Transfer payments: welfare, insurance, transfer of gov funds. Net tax revenue: total tax revenue transfer payments (t) As income rises, tax system will yield more revenue (even if the tax rate doesn"t increase, ppl pay more tax when they make more income) T= net tax rate: increase in dollar as income is changed. Budget balance: diference between total gov revenue and total gov expenditure. Occurs when gov uses revenue to buy back debt. When gov borrows or spends too much. Increase in foreign income will increase in canadian exports, shiting nx up. A fall in foreign income shits nx down. A rise in canadian prices, reduces exports, rotates imports up, reduces. Depreciaion: foreigners pay less, decrease in canadian prices, exports increase, nx shits up. The slope will change for anything afecing income that consumers want to.

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