In an IS-LM model, consider a policymaker who wants to implement an expansion- ary fiscal policy to promote an increase in national GDP. He can choose between a 3% increase in public spending or a 3% reduction of taxes (lump-sum). Which option would be more effective? Why? Is there anything the central bank can do in order to enhance the effects of fiscal policy? Why?

In an IS-LM model, consider a policymaker who wants to implement an expansion- ary fiscal policy to promote an increase in national GDP. He can choose between a 3% increase in public spending or a 3% reduction of taxes (lump-sum). Which option would be more effective? Why? Is there anything the central bank can do in order to enhance the effects of fiscal policy? Why?

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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