Wize University Macroeconomics Textbook > Monetary Policy
Recessions and Economic Booms
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Monetary Policy Response
Recessionary Gap
- In a recession the central bank should useexpansionarymonetary policy which means anincreasein money supply and adecreasein interest rates. This would cause Consumption (C), Investment (I), Net Exports (NX), and Aggregate Demand toincrease
Inflationary Gap (Boom)
- In an economic boom there is usually high inflation so the central bank would usecontractionarymonetary policy which means adecreasein money supply and anincreasein interest rates. This would cause Consumption (C), Investment (I), Net Exports (NX), and Aggregate Demand todecrease