 Problems, Policy, and The Fed.  Economic Problems: o Inflation o Loss of wages for workers o Lowered standard of living o Unemployment o Recession.

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 Problems, Policy, and The Fed

 Economic Problems: o Inflation o Loss of wages for workers o Lowered standard of living o Unemployment o Recession  Causes of the Probs: o Money Supply: too much $ in circulation / too many loans o Gov’t Spending & Borrowing o Productivity – amt that workers produce/hr Higher productivity can = better econ

 Monetary policy – controls the $ supply; changes help to stabilize prices, employment & econ growth o Controlled by the Federal Reserve “The Fed”  Fiscal Policy – changes in govt spending or taxes to help stabilize & grow the econ o Controlled by the federal govt

 Called the Fed – set up 1913/14  Created to stop bank failures & regulate banks o banks must keep certain amt of $ in reserve  US divided into 12 federal districts w/ Federal Reserve bank in each o Fed banks work only with govt & other banks

 Purpose – govt banking & control nation’s $ supply  7-member board of governors in D.C. o Appointed by president / approved by Senate o Serves 14 years

 Other ways to help the economy: o Cut govt spending o Consumer saving o Buy American-Made o Increase productivity

 Progressive Tax – tax that takes a larger % from wealthy (ability to pay principle)  Regressive Tax – tax that takes a larger % from lower incomes (benefits received principal)  Proportional Tax – tax that takes the same % from all incomes. Federal Taxes Income Tax Excise Tax Estate Tax Luxury Tax Social Security Tax State Taxes Sales Tax Income Tax Local Taxes Property Tax