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Every Breath You Take Every Breath You Take Monetary and Fiscal Policy Chapters 10, 13, and 14 ! Stabilizing the Economy – Controlling unemployment and inflation (Dual Mandate) ! Demand Side Policies – Keynesian economics (John Maynard Keynes) • Controlled by the Federal Government • Pre-Depression - Laissez Faire • Post-Depression –government active in stabilization • Consumer portion of GDP is most important Monetary and Fiscal Policy ! Supply-Side Policies – Smaller Role of Government (deregulation, less agencies and lower taxes ! Laffer Curve – hypothetical relationship between tax rates and tax revenue ! Monetary Policies – (Milton Friedman) Controlling the Money Supply ! Reagan Video Monetary Policy ! The deliberate control of the money supply (& credit conditions) for the purpose of achieving macroeconomic goals. ! Purpose of money • Medium of exchange • Unit value • Store value Monetary Policy ! Types of Money ! Coin and Currency ! Checks / Checking Accounts ! Money Supply ! M-1 = sum of currency, checking accounts, checks ! M-2 = M-1+savings and highly liquid assets CHAPTER 10: SECTION 3 The Federal Reserve System What Is the Federal Reserve System? ! In 1913, Congress passed the Federal Reserve Act. This act established the Federal Reserve System, which is also known as “the Fed.” • Control the Money Supply • Supervise the banking system • Banker s Bank (Central Bank) ! The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System is the governing body of the Federal Reserve System. Federal Reserve Structure Board of Directors (Governors) ! Appointed by the President and Approved by the Senate ! 14 year terms ! 7 members ! Set Monetary Policy • Chairman Jenet Yellen (appointed by Pres. Obama) • 4 year term TRANSPARENCY 10-4: The Check-Clearing Process ! The United States is broken up into 12 Federal Reserve districts. ! The major policy-making group within the Fed is the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC). This 12-member policymaking group has the authority to conduct open market operations. (7 AdvisoryCouncil members and 5 Fed presidents) TRANSPARENCY 10-3: Federal Reserve Districts and Federal Reserve Bank Locations CHAPTER 10: SECTION 5 Fed Tools for Changing the Money Supply ! Monetary Policy – Milton Friedman ! The Fed has four tools that it can use to raise or lower the money supply. • the reserve requirement • open market operations • the discount rate • the federal funds rate Tight Monetary Policy ! Contractionary - a policy that causes the MS to decrease ! Lowers inflation ! Increases unemployment ! Increases interest rates ! Lowers GDP ! Aggregate Demand decreases Loose Monetary Policy ! Expansionary – a policy that causes the MS to increase ! Increases inflation ! Lowers unemployment ! Lowers interest rates ! Increase GDP ! Aggregate Demand increases Tools of Monetary Policy Video(7:00 min) Four Tools of Monetary Policy Changing the Reserve Requirement ! The amount of money a bank must keep on hand. • Lower reserve requirement = Increase in money supply. • Higher reserve requirement = Decrease in money supply. Conducting Open Market Operations ! The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) conducts open market operations by buying and selling government securities. • Buying Bonds is expansionary • Selling Bonds is contractionary • Treasury Bills – less than a year • Treasury Notes – 1-10 years • Treasury Bonds – 15-30 yrs Changing the Discount Rate ! The discount rate is the interest rate the Fed charges a bank for a loan. ! When the discount rate is decreased, the money supply rises. When the discount rate is increased, the money supply falls. ! The federal funds rate is the interest rate one bank charges another for a loan. • When the rate is decreased, the money supply rises. • When the rate is increased, the money supply falls. ! Lag effect – of Monetary Policy ! Conflicts with Fiscal Policy Gateway bank ! Assets ! Liabilities ! Cash • Deposits (80%) ! Bonds • Fed Funds Purchased ! Loans • Other ! Equipment • Discount window ! Fed Funds Sold • Broker CD’s • FHLB borrowin Income ! Interest Income ! -Interest expense ! =Net Interest Income ! -salaries ! -rent ! -FDIC ! =Profit Credit Crisis ! http://www.crisisofcredit.com/ Every Breath You Take ! Ben Bernanke