1-)What is the difference between a real rate and a nominal rate?  Say you got a raise of 10% of your salary but inflation increased by 15%, what is your real percent increase in salary?  How should we use this in every day life to make changes that will make us wealthier over time.   2-) How can we use the Aggregate Supply and Demand Model to help us understand what the government is doing in the current Covid19 economic crisis? 3-) What is the basic difference between Fiscal and Monetary Policy, how are they used during recessions? 4-)

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