To promote economic growth

To stabilize the economy

To redistribute income

To promote social welfare

To reduce inflation

To reduce unemployment

To prevent economic recessions

All of the above

Through progressive taxation

Through government spending on social programs

Through both progressive taxation and government spending on social programs

None of the above

To provide public goods and services

To protect the environment

To promote education and healthcare

All of the above

Government spending

Taxation

Both government spending and taxation

None of the above

It increases aggregate demand

It increases output

It creates jobs

All of the above

It reduces aggregate demand

It reduces output

It reduces jobs

All of the above

Expansionary fiscal policy increases government spending and/or reduces taxes, while contractionary fiscal policy decreases government spending and/or increases taxes.

Expansionary fiscal policy decreases government spending and/or increases taxes, while contractionary fiscal policy increases government spending and/or reduces taxes.

Expansionary fiscal policy increases government spending and/or increases taxes, while contractionary fiscal policy decreases government spending and/or decreases taxes.

None of the above

Increased economic growth

Reduced unemployment

Increased investment

All of the above

Increased inflation

Increased government debt

Crowding out of private investment

All of the above

Reduced inflation

Reduced government debt

Increased private investment

All of the above

Reduced economic growth

Increased unemployment

Reduced investment

All of the above

Fiscal policy and monetary policy can work together to achieve economic goals.

Fiscal policy and monetary policy can work against each other to achieve economic goals.

Fiscal policy and monetary policy are independent of each other.

None of the above

To promote economic growth

To reduce poverty and inequality

To improve infrastructure and education

All of the above

Limited fiscal space

Weak tax administration

High levels of corruption

All of the above