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Deals with factors that affect the economy of a country.

• National Economy

• Macro Economics

• Micro Economy

• Monetary Policy

How the Central Bank controls money supply and interest rates to

keep prices and the economy stable.

• Monetary Supply

• Monetary Policy

• Monetary Allotment

• Monetary Inflation

An economic policy is the set of economic

conditions or factors that influence people,

businesses, and government.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Government is expected to spend less (on infrastructure,

social aid, healthcare, etc.) to keep the economy moving.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Corruption, Overpriced Materials, High Government Debt

Some Projects Remain Untouched or Inefficient.

• Monetarism

• Supply side economics

• Keynesian Theory

• Macroeconomic theory

The key principle of ________ is that the

total amount of money circulating in an

economy is the main factor that determines

its growth.

• Keynesian Theory

• Supply Side Economics

• Monetarism

• the law of Supply and Demand

It argues that growth happens when

businesses are supported through lower taxes, less

regulation, and favorable monetary policy.

• Supply Side Economies

• Monetarism

• Keynesian Theory

• The Law of Supply and Demand

Lower taxes and fewer regulations

encourage growth and innovation.

• Keynesian Theory

• Supply Side Economies

• Monetarism

• The Law of Supply and Demand

Keynesian Theory focuses on controlling the money supply to prevent inflation.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Monetarism theory helps businesses grow through lower taxes and

less regulation, attracting more private investments.

• TRUE

• FALSE