The Distinction Between Fiscal Policy and Monetary Policy Is That

question 11

Multiple Choice

The distinction between fiscal policy and monetary policy is that

• A) fiscal policy involves either bond-financed changes or open market operations in government finance while monetary policy involves only open market operations.
• B) fiscal policy involves only government spending and tax policies. Deficits are handled by the Treasury, and monetary policy requires congressional approval.
• C) fiscal policy can be conducted without the Fed's approval but monetary policy requires congressional approval.
• D) fiscal policy involves only bond-financed changes in government finance while monetary policy involves some form of open market operations.
• E) none of the above descriptions is accurate.

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