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This 6 page paper is written in three parts. The first part briefly explains briefly what fiscal policy is and how fiscal balances, and the Public Sector Net Cash Requirement (PSNCR), can both affect and be effected by cyclical fluctuations. The second part explains the main problems governments encounter when trying to achieve high and stable growth rates of GDP using fiscal policy. The third part of the paper examines the reasons behind the government budget deficits experienced by the major countries in the EU. The bibliography cites 8 sources.
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secondary. However, fiscal policies; the way a government uses spending to influence the macro economy may be seen as increasing in importance, especially when the milieu of monetary tools is
diminishing due to various types of agreements. One example is the creation of the Central European Bank which centralises monetary policy, leaving the member states if the single currency the
freedom to use fiscal policy only to influence the nation state economies, of if we look to the US the power of the states within the federal environment. By looking
at the various aspects and influences on fiscal policy the importance of this as a tool can be appreciated. Question 1 Fiscal policy is the secondary financial tool
that can be used by governments. Fiscal policy is the way that the government chooses to spend the income on goods and services in order to have an impact on
the macro environment and how these expenditures will be financed. There can also be fiscal policy at different levels. In the UK there is a unitary system, as such there
is only one budget and as such one fiscal policy. In countries, such as the US and Canada, where there is a federal system, fiscal policies will be seen as
both state and federal levels. The way that the budgets are spent and the responsibility at each level will be laid down by statute. The way fiscal policy will
be conducted depends o the view of the government which are dependant on the current state of the economy and the way that they belief fiscal policy may impact on
the economy. It is worth noting that fiscal policy is less exact than monetary policy. The economy will tend to go in cycles, the trade cycle will see boom
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