The difference between fiscal policy and supply side economics is:
a.
fiscal policy foc...
Business, 06.12.2019 08:31 ajayfurlow
The difference between fiscal policy and supply side economics is:
a.
fiscal policy focuses on government expenditures while supply side economics focuses on business investment expenditures.
b.
fiscal policy stimulates output and lowers unemployment by stimulating aggregate demand, whereas, supply side economics would use policies designed to stimulate production.
c.
fiscal policy would affect aggregate supply, whereas, supply side economics would affect aggregate demand.
d.
none of the above.
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