0 In this short paper (3-5 pages) the student will examine the evolution of Fiscal Policy...

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0 In this short paper (3-5 pages) the student will examine the evolution of Fiscal Policy in the United States since the Great Depression. This paper will flow like a timeline that identifies major figures, events and policies that shaped the ideological approach to government intervention since the 1930s. Some Specifics • There must use a minimum of 5 quality sources with proper citations. • APA formatting style should be used unless otherwise noted. • 12 point font should be used in the paper unless otherwise noted. • The paper must be submitted online and processed through Turnitin anti-plagairism software. Some pointers that MUST be included (this is not exhaustive) • The neo-classical self-correction argument • The Panic of 1873 • The Panic of 1893 The Panic of 1907 • The Great Depression • Keynesian Theory • Sticky Wages • Sticky Prices • The Multiplier • The Aggregate Expenditures Model • Liquidity Trap • Paradox of Thrift • The Great Recession • Deficits and Crowding Out • Modern Monetary Theory • The 1980 election and the rise of Reagan 0 In this short paper (3-5 pages) the student will examine the evolution of Fiscal Policy in the United States since the Great Depression. This paper will flow like a timeline that identifies major figures, events and policies that shaped the ideological approach to government intervention since the 1930s. Some Specifics • There must use a minimum of 5 quality sources with proper citations. • APA formatting style should be used unless otherwise noted. • 12 point font should be used in the paper unless otherwise noted. • The paper must be submitted online and processed through Turnitin anti-plagairism software. Some pointers that MUST be included (this is not exhaustive) • The neo-classical self-correction argument • The Panic of 1873 • The Panic of 1893 The Panic of 1907 • The Great Depression • Keynesian Theory • Sticky Wages • Sticky Prices • The Multiplier • The Aggregate Expenditures Model • Liquidity Trap • Paradox of Thrift • The Great Recession • Deficits and Crowding Out • Modern Monetary Theory • The 1980 election and the rise of Reagan

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Evolution of Fiscal Policy in the United States A Chronological Analysis Abstract This paper delves into the dynamic evolution of fiscal policy in the United States since the Great Depression Presente... View the full answer