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Unit 5: Long-Run Consequences of Stabilization Policies

In many ways, Unit 5 is a culmination and an extension of material that has been introduced previously. For example, in Units 3 and 4, students learned that public policy can affect the economy’s output, price level, and level of employment in the short run; in this unit, students will build on this understanding to examine the long-run implications of policy actions and the concept of economic growth. Similarly, in Unit 2 students were introduced to inflation and unemployment as economic indicators, and in Unit 3 they learned about the relationship between inflation and unemployment; in this unit, students explore how the Phillips curve model is used to represent this relationship in the short run and long run.

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Lesson 1

5.1 Fiscal and Monetary Policy Actions in the Short Run

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Lesson 2

5.2.1 The Short-run Phillips Curve

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Lesson 3

5.2.2 The Long-run Phillips Curve

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Lesson 4

5.3 Money Growth and Inflation

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Lesson 5

5.4 Government Deficits and the National Debt

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Lesson 6

5.5 Crowding Out

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Lesson 7

5.6 Economic Growth

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Lesson 8

5.7 Public Policy and Economic Growth

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