W, J, E The following diagram illustrates an economy where its current level of GDP (i.e. national income, Y) is Ye. E 0 YF Assume that the government wishes to use fiscal policy to achieve the full-employment.level of GDP (YF). It could decrease government expenditure by fd. increase government expenditure by YF - Ye. decrease government expenditure by YF - Ye. increase government expenditure by fd.

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