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Fiscal policy can act just like monetary policy to offset shifts in the dynamic aggregate demand curve and stabilize inflation and output. Explain how the two policies could have the same effect.
Net Exports
The value of a country's total exports minus its total imports, representing the net amount of goods and services being traded with other countries.
GDP Deflator
An indicator used to determine the price levels of newly produced domestic final goods and services, assisting in the conversion of nominal GDP to real GDP.
Real GDP
Gross Domestic Product corrected for inflation, giving a truer depiction of the size of an economy and its growth trajectory over time.
Nominal GDP
The gross domestic product calculated at current market prices, without adjusting for inflation.
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