Combating deflation

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The main cause of global deflationary pressure is insufficient aggregate demand. The measures to combat deflation reveal that government has to raise aggregate demand by implementing expansionary monetary and fiscal policy, altering inflation targets and by changing deflationary expectations. Deflation can also be avoided by reducing the nominal rate of interest.

Author: Grant, Susan
Public Finance Activities, Fiscal Policy, Causes of, Influence, Economic surveys, Deflation (Finance), Deflation (Economics)

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Section 1: government economic policy: inflation targeting

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The popularity of inflation targeting and the key decisions that have to be made in deciding on the target are discussed. A comparison is made between the UK's and eurozone's target.

Author: Grant, Susan
Management dynamics, Management, Inflation (Finance), Company business management, Inflation (Economics)

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Macroeconomic policy objectives

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Full employment, price stability, economic growth and balance of payments equilibrium are the macroeconomic policy objectives of government that are examined.

Author: Grant, Susan
Economic Programs, Administration of Economic Programs, Analysis

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Subjects list: United Kingdom, Economic policy
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