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Fiscal Policy and Monetary Policy - which one is easier to execute and why--which one is faster to executed and why

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A2. What is the basic objective of monetary policy? What are the major strengths of monetary policy? Why is monetary policy easier to conduct than fiscal policy?

Do you think that Monetary policy is easier to make than fiscal policy? Why is one easier or harder than the other? What is the Goal of each of the policies? Are the goals in conflict or complements of each other?

One of the advantages of monetary policy over fiscal policy is that
a. Monetary policy must be approved by Congress, which prevents bad monetary policy from taking effect
b. Monetary policy does not produce inflation, while the fiscal policy does
c. The Fed can react more quickly than a legislature can
d. The monetary policy allows the Fed to limit government spending so that government budget deficits are reduced

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