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algol [13]
3 years ago
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describe effect of loose money and tight money policies on the actions listed below. 1. Borrowing 2. Consumer Buying 3. Business

es 4. Employment 5. Production
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UNO [17]3 years ago
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Here are the following effects of loose money and tight money policies on the actions being listed.

A. A loose money policy is usually implemented as an effort to encourage economic growth. This can lead to inflation when uncontrolled. The effects are:

1. Borrowing becomes easy

2. Consumer buys more

3. Since more people are willing to buy, businesses expand

4. Employment rate increases due to expansion of businesses

5. Since more people are employed, thus production also increases

 

B. A tight<span> money policy is a course of action to restrict spending in an economy that is growing too quickly or to hold back inflation when it is rising too fast. This can lead to recession when uncontrolled. The effects are:</span>

1. Borrowing becomes difficult

2. Consumer buys less

3. Since people don’t have a lot of money, business don’t expand

4. Unemployment rate increases due to businesses slowing down

5. Production decreases

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