Y1 33) Rising Budget Deficits and National Debt - Pros, Cons and Evaluation

Rising Budget Deficits and National Debt - Pros, Cons and Evaluation. Video comprehensively covering the pros, cons and evaluation of Rising Budget Deficits and National Debt.
For Products, Services and Bookings visit econplusdal.com
Instagram: / econplusdal
Twitter: / econplusdal
Facebook: www.facebook.c...
End Music: Relax by Peyruis / peyruis Creative Commons - Attribution 3.0 Unported - CC BY 3.0 creativecommons... Music promoted by Audio Library • Relax - Peyruis (No Co...

[@rnk4438]

Daddy Dal is making my demand curve perfectly inelastic

[@m0gzilla]

bro leave some for the rest of us

[@stewpidcheesecatt]

REALLL

[@user-rm6sn3uu7d]

HELP HAHQAHAHA

[@TiNNx]

Make sure to listen to this guy, he got me an A.

[@hzanlorenze]

The Keynesian crowding-in effect is a good evaluation to the crowding-out effect. Thanks daddy Dal!

[@suleimanjannabo313]

Dal is are more informed about economy subjects than some professors in some universities. Thanks and be blessed for sharing your wisdom with us

[@haganshepherd7192]

this topic will definitely appear this year! cheers Dal

[@tiraminess]

dal you are my hero and have genuinely saved my grades thank you

[@MC10W]

If your asked a question about the impact of a budget deficit -Always consider the impact on all O THE MACRL PEROFRMANCE OF AN ECONOMY. - i.e. TIGERS BUT WOULD you INCLUDE THE NAITONAL DERBT: - If the UK has a TERADE deficit due they have to fund it - with doing something to the IMF: Crowding out: - Only so much money available in an economy- if the gov spends more- less money left for private sector investment ( so should this be a limitation of gov intervention in a market or for gov spending . --) Is the impact of this : - lower AD- lower LRAS- negative multiplier and accelerator affect. ( so it could lead to a negative accelerator and multiplier). Then discus Both sides- so both crowding out and crowding in: UK the GOV reduces i.e. spending crowding OUT affect- more money for private sector investment: a

[@user-bd2pk5de9c]

Is Tax Revenue and Tax Receipts the same thing?

[@tiraminess]

yes

[@user-bd2pk5de9c]

For your points on externalities and x inefficiency, isn’t that more towards micro ?

[@doyouknowdawae2625]

yeah but can still talk about it

[@vesey986]

those could be valuable in Paper 3

[@hi-pg9bp]

Purr

[@ttv_getcrankedon8505]

What exam board is this I thought u done edexcel a y1 macro lessons

[@georgewallace7966]

all examboards i think

[@user-bd2pk5de9c]

What policies can be used to reduce a structural budget deficit ?

[@stangsandwangs258]

I would think increasing influence of private sector spending( so de interventionist supply Sid epolicies to encourage private sector involvement)

[@vvvss-cx1vd]

There’s always a tiny bit of crossover in both micro and macro. I wouldn’t rely on it too much but I have seen macro points on micro paper mark schemes before and visa versa

[@ordinaryhorse2207]

Thankyou dal

[@user-rm6sn3uu7d]

I LOVE YOU POOKIE

[@user-kt4qm7tu7u]

Anything suggestions for IB economics?

[@adamtune4750]

Siu