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AP Gov - Unit 7

Eon, Enviro, Policy

QuestionAnswer
Keynesian Economics Gov't creates demand on economy
Isolationism Don't get involved in world affairs <br>-Adopted after WWI
National Debt Spend vs. Make <br>-Keeps growing <br>-Spiked in 1979
Laissex-Fairre Policy Freely competitive economy <br>-Gov't doesn't involve itself
Inflation Value of $ goes down
Joint Chiefs of Staff Consists of uniformed head of 4 army branches <br>-No authority over troops <br>-Plans strategy
National Security Council Forms/directs foreign policy <br>-Chaired by pres <br>-Effectiveness affected by Pres
Monetary Policy Attempt to use amount of $, bank deposits, & interest rates to affect economy
Fiscal Policy Attempt to use taxes & expenditures to affect the economy
Tarrifs Tax on imported goods <br>-Helps domestic business <br>-Client politics
Federal Reserve System Regulates supply of $ in economy <br>-Helps minimize recession <br>-"The Fed"
Containment We should contain aggressive nations <br>-Used during Cold War
Entitlement Programs Claim of funds hat can't be abridges w/oo violating rights of benefactor <br>ex: Social Security
Deficit Spending Spending $ while in debt
Devolution Effort for nat'l gov't to move welfare, etc to state levels
Progressive tax Rate of tax increases as amount of $ increases
Social Insurance tax Tax on employees & employers for social security
Regressive tax Tax rate decreases as amount of $ increases
CIA Independent agency oversees gov't intelligence activities
Deflation Decreases in supply of money and/or credit <br>-Solved by increasing $ supply
Estate tax Tax on net value of estate of dead person before distribution to heirs
Excise tax Tax measured by amount of business done
Monopolies Exclusive control of supply/trade in an industry/service
Preemption Purchase of goods/shares by one person before another person can
National Security Advisor Oversees/advises nat'l security issues <br>-Part of Exec Office of Pres
Majoritarian Politics Distributed benefits, Distributed costs
Interest Group Politics Concentrated benefits, Concentrated costs
Client Politics Concentrated benefits, Distributed costs
Entrepreneurial Politics Distributed benefits, Concentrated costs
Monetarism Gov't should only have steady increase in $ supply at rate equal to economic demand
Economic Planning Gov't should have price & wage controls
Supply-side tax cuts Less gov't interference in economy <br>-Cut tax rates sharply
Reaganomics Combo of monetarism, supply-side, domestic budget cutting <br>-Reduced unemployment <br>-Created large deficits
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