Define monetary policy. How it can be used to promote economic growth of the country?
Can fiscal and monetary policy fix Pakistan's growth, unemployment and deficit problems?
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Examiners want: tools of monetary and fiscal policy, Pakistan's inflation-unemployment record, budget and deficit management, limits, recommendations
The questions
A great deal of political debate in the last two decades has focused on strategies for controlling the federal budget deficit. Why is this an important issue for the government and what strategies have been employed by governments to manage the deficit? Give examples.
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Analyze "Unemployment" and "Inflation" situation in Pakistan. Also evaluate the role of monetary and fiscal policies in this respect; to handle these issues.
Do you think that monetary and fiscal policies can tackle the problem of unbalanced economic growth and Unemployment in Pakistan?
What is Fiscal Policy? Write objectives and tools of Fiscal Policy. How these tools can be used to curb unemployment.
Governmental Budgets remain an area of general concern as well as controversy. Considerable attention is given to taxation and other sources of governmental revenues. Discuss the federal budget process in Pakistan paying special attention to its ability to find governmental activity and help regulate the economy's business cycles.
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