Limitations of Macroeconomic Policy (HSC SSCE Economics): Flashcards

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Crowding out effect

Gov spending displaces private sector economic activity

How crowding out works in modern Australia

Fiscal expansion causes inflation → RBA raises rates → crowds out

Twin deficits hypothesis

Budget deficits cause current account deficits

Twin deficits equation

(XM)=(SI)+(TG)(X - M) = (S - I) + (T - G)

Key flaw in twin deficits theory

Assumes (SI)(S - I) stays constant (doesn't in reality)

Quantity theory of money

Expansionary monetary policy only causes inflation long-run

Equation of exchange

MV=PTMV = PT

Quantity theory key assumptions

Velocity (V)(V) and transactions (T)(T) are fixed

When Australia abandoned monetary targeting

1985

MMT core principle on government money

Govs can never run out (issue own currency)

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