1. Indicate whether each of the following government actions are Expansionary or Contractionary. Determine if the situation describes to changes in leakages or injections and whether it increases or decreases. Then indicate whether it is an automatic or discretionary stabilizer. /18 a) In middle of a recession, government provides subsidies to support exports of Canadian products. b) As the recession deepens, government expenditures on employment insurance increase ($ paid to unemployed people by the government).. c) The Government passes a new law to impose a new carbon tax d) As the economy slows, Government spends 100's of millions on roads and bridges. e) As the economy strengthens in a strong recovery, the amount of tax money from sales tax increases f) In the midst of a recession, the federal government decides to reduce income tax rates. Put a check mark in the proper boxes You will complete 3 columns for each prompt - a prompt will either effect leakages or injections. (not Both) Expansionary OR Reduce or Increase or Automatic Increase decrease OR Contractionary Leakage Injections Discretionary A C E F

1. Indicate whether each of the following government actions are Expansionary or Contractionary. Determine if the situation describes to changes in leakages or injections and whether it increases or decreases. Then indicate whether it is an automatic or discretionary stabilizer. /18 a) In middle of a recession, government provides subsidies to support exports of Canadian products. b) As the recession deepens, government expenditures on employment insurance increase ($ paid to unemployed people by the government).. c) The Government passes a new law to impose a new carbon tax d) As the economy slows, Government spends 100's of millions on roads and bridges. e) As the economy strengthens in a strong recovery, the amount of tax money from sales tax increases f) In the midst of a recession, the federal government decides to reduce income tax rates. Put a check mark in the proper boxes You will complete 3 columns for each prompt - a prompt will either effect leakages or injections. (not Both) Expansionary OR Reduce or Increase or Automatic Increase decrease OR Contractionary Leakage Injections Discretionary A C E F

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