Evaluate the causes and results of the economic panics of 1807, 1819, 1837, and 1857.

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A: Economic Crisis of 2008 which was a Great Recession was arises because of following events: 1.Bank…

Q: Which should central banks focus on more, unemployment or inflation? Why? Please cite sources to…

A: A increase in the cost of goods and services throughout the economy is referred to as inflation. A…

Q: b) Might the elimination of central banks' independence lead to a more pronounced political business…

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Q: Compare and contrast the Keynesian and Monetarist in business cycle theories

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Q: Many central banks now indicate that their primary objective is to keep inflation at a persistently…

A: The fluctuations in nations GDP overtime is shown by the business cycle models. It helps in showing…

Q: Brief description of a named economic crisis e.g., 2007 to 2010 financial crisis.

A: Financial crisis affects the entire economy. Finance is considered foremost part of economy. Crisis…

Q: Regarding the Financial Crisis that resulted from the Covid pandemic.    A) Analyze what lead up to…

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Q: The great financial crisis of 2007 and  it's ongoing aftermath still affect markets--think of, for…

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Q: Explain the importance of timing when it comes to fiscal and monetary policy. Which has the…

A: The economies around the globe has various decision makers, and policy makers. The two major policy…

Q: What explanations have Post-Keynesians forwarded for the comparative failure of Central Banks policy…

A: A financial crisis is an economic term. A financial crisis is a situation where there is a sharp…

Q: What are the goals of economic policy? Describe each briefly. What policy options does the…

A: goals of economic policy are -  1) higher growth and development  2) price stability that is check…

Q: "Animal spirits"—optimism about and predictions for the current and future state of markets—can fuel…

A: An asset price bubble refers to a scenario where the value of an asset experiences a rapid and…

Q: Define the term financial crisis.

A: Financial crisis is the situation where the value of assets falls drastically such as stock market…

Q: Critically review the policy response of central banks to the Global Financial Crisis. What…

A: In most cases, the Central Bank employs an expansionary monetary policy to resolve or mitigate…

Q: What is stagflation caused and why are the politics of crisis management difficult?

A: Stagflation is described as a period of slow economic growth and relatively high unemployment—or…

Q: Discuss each of the three major strategies that central banks have at various times used to promote…

A: Macroeconomic policy refers to such policies of the government of a particular country and its…

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Q: How can monetary policy, fiscal policy and financial sector regulation help in the fight against…

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Q: Monetary and fiscal policy play important roles in economic stimulation and or stabilization in what…

A: The government can stabilize the economy with the help of Monetary and Fiscal Policy.Fiscal Policy:…