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20th Century Economic Theorists
• Recessions and depressions can occur from too
little aggregate demand for goods and services
• Inflation can occur because of too much demand
for goods and services
• Government can influence economic activity by
influencing aggregate demand through fiscal
and monetary policies
• Fiscal policy (changes in government spending
and taxes) is more powerful than monetary
policy (changes in the money supply and interest
rates)
• The government’s power to influence the economy is
limited and often ineffective
• Consumers, business leaders, and investors are
intelligent decision makers and take the effects of
government policies into account in deciding on their
behavior
• People’s actions often offset the effects of
government fiscal and monetary policies
• Many theorists emphasize the role of forward
looking expectations in affecting economic growth,
inflation, and unemployment