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Adjusting the federal budget to influence employment and production
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An annual statement of payments, receipts and surplus or deficit of the government of Canada
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The budget balance when receipts exceeds payments
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The budget balance when payments exceeds receipts
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The budget balance when receipts equal payments
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| Discretionary fiscal policy |
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A fiscal policy that is initiated by an act of Parliament
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A fiscal policy action that is triggered by the state of the economy, such as an increase in payments to the unemployed and a decrease in tax receipts triggered by recession
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| Government expenditure multiplier |
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The magnification effect of a change in government expenditure on goods and services on aggregate demand
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The magnification effect of a change in taxes on aggregate demand
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| Balanced Budget Multiplier |
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The magnification effect on aggregate demand of simultaneous changes in government expenditure and taxes that leave the budget balance unchanged
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Features of fiscal policy that stabilize real GDP without explicit action by the government
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Taxes that vary with real GDP
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| Induced transfer payments |
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Payments made under social prograns such as unemployment & welfare benefits, the size of which depends on the state of the economy
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| Describe the federal budget process and explain the effects of fiscal policy |
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| Describe the Bank of Canada's monetary policy process and explain the effects of monetary policy |
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| Describe the main debates about how fiscal and monetary policy should be used to improve macroeconomic performance |
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