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| Economics question about stimulating the domestic economy? I have to explain and illustrate this quote: "Policies that stimulate the domestic economy tend to cause a balance of trade deficit" I'm just not sure how to start this or what this quote even means. Can someone help me get started? |
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| Statements can be both confusing and misleading. There are so many variables in the matrix of Industrial and Technical economics that the learning curve is on a constant incline. Policy can stimulate domestic growth. It is a politically correct statement. The issue becomes how is the growth to occur and who participates in the process. $300 stimulus payments divert people in need from questioning why isn't the payment $3,000. Policy can also insult the intelligence of anyone with a moderate education and intellect. |
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