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inflationary measures. The type that we're looking at right now
drives the market you know you need to understand what the
releases that we keep updated however we've always got Keep
There's not much to it. Of course when data comes out
policies. So fiscal policy is the means by which a government
else that's to come. Anyways guys, take care and I'll see
fiscal policies and take that into consideration. So quite a
probably tell monetary policy will be looked at far more than
but yeah guys that's it for both the type of policies. Now
you'll understand you know the effect it has but fiscal
we're going to be getting into budget deficit and everything
understanding of fiscal policies and how that actually
going to be if taxes are higher instead now no as you can
quick lesson just briefly understanding what it is.
policies it's mentioned far less than monetary policies
fiscal policies there's always data coming out and news
hence why we looked at we look at the other one a lot more. Uh
you know we've always got to be aware of what's going on with
effect is going to be if taxes are lower what's the effect
its voters. Which means it is not always backed up by
in their favor and for the people of the economy. Now,
essential data required to know the best decision at the time.
when it comes to news releases usually what we see in
policies is that it's very much driven by the population and
about monetary policies but of course you must have an
this is obviously attractive to quite a lot of people. However,
Uh what do I mean by this? So when there's certain candidates
the people with a lot of money truly understand what this will
obvious issue with this as you can tell is with fiscal
attempt to balance the two types of policies to best work
spending driving the economy activity forward. Now the
imply and what this will mean for the economy, especially
long term. So, fiscal policies or monetary policies. Now, both
macroeconomic data and everything like that it's more
that are going up for election, some may offer lower taxes and
components are essential to the economy. So, governments must
way is to lower tax rates. So it allows the public to keep
how do we stimulate an economy with fiscal policies? The main
adjusts its spending levels and tax rates to monitor and
is fiscal policies which is controlling spending levels and
a focus on taxes for the consumers in the economy. So
factor of course is monetary policies is controlling money
tax rates. To put it you know in short it's pretty much just
influence a nation's economy. So the main differentiating
more of their earned income thus most more consumer
policies that we've just covered and now fiscal
supply through interest rates, asset purchases and
main policy types that they look at of course monetary
we're going to be looking at fiscal policies. So we
Yes hello everyone. Welcome to the next video. So in this one
you in the next video.
policies and of course central banks they have two ways or two
mentioned it briefly in the in the previous video on monetary
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