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A severe problem that many economists have with the active use of monetary policy and fiscal policy to stabilize the economy is that, while those policies obviously work well in practice, they are not well understood on a theoretical level.
Realistic Thinking
Focusing on facts and evidences to form beliefs or understand the world, acknowledging the actual state of affairs.
Optimistic Thinking
A mindset characterized by expecting the best possible outcome in any situation and focusing on the most hopeful aspects.
Panic Button Effect
A situation or response mechanism designed to offer an immediate means of help or action in emergency situations.
Automatic Thoughts
Refers to the spontaneous, quick thoughts that occur in response to a situation, often without being consciously aware of them, influencing emotions and behaviors.
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