Guide to the Web for Economics
CHAPTER 7

Aggregate Demand, Aggregate Supply, and Fiscal Policy


Individuals have an interest in anything affecting their incomes, the prices they pay, or their employment. The government can have an impact on these measures through changes in fiscal policy, i.e. changing government spending and taxing. Economists use the tools of aggregate demand and aggregate supply to gain a better understanding of how fiscal policy and other factors affect incomes, prices, output, and employment in an economy. This chapter contains Web resources for detailed information about how fiscal policy affects the economy through aggregate demand and aggregate supply. Also included are some resources related to John Maynard Keynes' influence on U.S. fiscal policy during and after the Great Depression. The resources for this chapter are arranged as follows:


Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply

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The Federal Government Spending and Taxing

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Taxes Issues and Fiscal Policy

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History of Fiscal Policy Debate


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