Fiscal Policy explained

[@fangirl8906-b2j]

so helpful! the textbook was so confusing and i was afraid i'd never get the concept! thanks a lot!

[@yahyamalik06]

this guy just taught me everything in 3 min what I learnt in school that took a days thanks man. also if u can upload videos about accounting too that would be great

[@siminstitute]

Thanks! There will be videos on accounting coming soon. For now, you can already check out our video on the Break-even Analysis.

[@MalikArbaz-wo4vm]

Thank you so much for explaining such a complicated topic in a very simple manner that even a non native speaker like me can easily comprehend it

[@madh.m.j1779]

These are simple and well explained.....Thank you

[@khangembamkumar7274]

Great and simplified content ✅

[@areebputra855]

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[@likhiths8104]

Make more economical videos in this manner

[@siminstitute]

Thank you. We are working on it. Are there any particular topics that you would be interested in?

[@siminstitute]

@ERUDITELY Thank you. For Monetary Policy, we suggest our video "Monetary Policy Explained".

[@LearnMCQwithTricks]

Thanks so much..

[@kelebogilemabokela9051]

THANK U SOMUCH FOR THIS

[@rezaulhaqueirfan1980]

please upload more videos of economics terms.

[@spidergirl5111]

Thnx for simple explain.helps a lot for exam ❤️☺️

[@priscillaneche7153]

Really helpful

[@likhiths8104]

Great work

[@tiffany7023]

God bless you

[@siminstitute]

Always glad to help!

[@safinmahmud3445]

Thank you 💖😊

[@nalwangaerinahshalom8048]

Good explanation

[@Tricia-z9y]

Chill, it's just about refund details and anticipated actions

[@so-jv9sh]

what countries that uses this type of policy?

[@siminstitute]

The video shows different types of fiscal policies that countries can use. In reality, some countries are running more expansionary policies and other more contractionary (or 'austerity')

[@CharleyMiranda-lo4mt]

It's charley

[@hilwaamanamankiyar-pp5bf]

Sim

[@aremjay1]

The government is NOT like a household. The government is the ISSUER of money and therefore never needs to borrow money. Nor can a sovereign government which issues its own currency ever be in debt.

[@mubaraka23]

ever heard about the imf or world bank? governments do go bankrupt and they do need to borrow be it from their own central banks or the international ones

[@gayaniliyanage9084]

Yeah sometimes the world banks might have to borrow either bring bankrupt or not

[@warrentoles3127]

You're right, but we do insure their money which is a central bank system remember it's a budget deficit not a debt in relation to the economy

[@warrentoles3127]

What your referencing is really the fact that they gave up control and they gave up that control to North America the region that United States is living in

[@hilwaamanamankiyar-pp5bf]

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