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UF PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS EXAM 3 NOTES | PROFESSOR KNIGHT | GUARANTEED A+ | ECO2013

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These macroeconomics notes are a complete, organized, and easy-to-follow study resource for ECO2013 (Intro to Macroeconomics) at the University of Florida and can also be used for any introductory macroeconomics course. Everything is laid out clearly by topic, making it simple to review exactly what you need without wasting time flipping through messy or incomplete notes. The document includes all material covered on exams, including content from lectures and review lectures, so you can feel confident that nothing important is missing. Topics covered include GDP, inflation, unemployment, business cycles, aggregate demand and aggregate supply, fiscal and monetary policy, the Federal Reserve, money supply, interest rates, and essential graphs and formulas. The notes are written in a clear, straightforward way that makes difficult concepts easier to understand and remember. If you want one clean, comprehensive resource that replaces scattered lecture notes and helps you study efficiently for quizzes, midterms, and finals, this document is perfect for you.

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11/3/25




Fiscal Policy : the use of the federal budget to pursue a macroeconomic objective
·
conducted by the government (ie congress and president)
involves changes
·
to government spending and taxes




Federal Budget
Receipts Outlays
1. personal income tax 1 transfer programs
.




2
. social security tax and 2. govt Spending on goods
other payroll taxes and services

. corporate income
3 tax . Interest payments on
3
4
. indirect taxes and the federal debt

other receipts



Expansionary us Contractionary Fiscal Policy
expansionary F P dims to promote production and employment
·
. .




·
includes increases to gout .

Spending and reductions in taxes

appropriate during recessionary gap
·
most a

·

Contractionary F P aims to promote a reduction in
.
production and employment
includes reductions in govt Spending and increases in taxes
·
.




expansionary/inflationary gap
·
most appropriate during an


Automatic Fiscal Policy
When real GDP and income in the economy are
·

growing...
·
tax receipts automatically increase because households and firms

now have higher incomes

individuals
·

gout, Spending automatically decreases because fewer
and households quality for needs tested programs
-




both contractionary fiscal
·
are policies

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·
When real GDP and income in the economy are shrinkin
g..
tax receipts automatically
·
decrease , because households and firms

earn less income

A ·

govt Spending
.
automatically increases because more individuals

and households qualify for needs tested programs
-




both are expansionary fiscal policies
·




Two Discretionary Fiscal Policies

Reducing the Labor Income Tax

Labor Market Real economy
S
wage
Price SAS

374 ---
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-

-




,
$15 310----


-iii Ap
SOM 00M 29T 30T
employment Real GDP



Reducing the Capital Gains Tax
loanable funds real economy
RIP price
S level
SAS




F
374
=


-
370




Real GDP




Fiscal Multipliers
Govt Spending multiplier :
eaGDR
.
> O
Agout spending
,




& ·
if the govt Spending multiplier equals 2 5 increase in
. .

,
an
govt .




Spending of SoB would increase real GDP by 125 billion


:Area
Tax multiplier


& ·
if the tax multiplier is -1 75 a 200B increase in taxes would reduce
,
.




real GDP by 350B

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