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    Monetary policy and fiscal policy are the two main tools used by governments to manage their economies. Monetary policy is controlled by central banks and involves managing interest rates and money supply, while fiscal policy is controlled by finance ministries and involves taxing and spending. The key difference is that monetary policy focuses on controlling inflation, while fiscal policy aims to influence economic growth through the budget.

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    Monetary policy and fiscal policy are the two main tools used by governments to manage their economies. Monetary policy is controlled by central banks and involves managing interest rates and money supply, while fiscal policy is controlled by finance ministries and involves taxing and spending. The key difference is that monetary policy focuses on controlling inflation, while fiscal policy aims to influence economic growth through the budget.

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    Monetary policy and fiscal policy are the two main tools used by governments to manage their economies. Monetary policy is controlled by central banks and involves managing interest rates and money supply, while fiscal policy is controlled by finance ministries and involves taxing and spending. The key difference is that monetary policy focuses on controlling inflation, while fiscal policy aims to influence economic growth through the budget.

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    Monetary policy and fiscal policy are the two main tools used by governments to manage their economies. Monetary policy is controlled by central banks and involves managing interest rates and money supply, while fiscal policy is controlled by finance ministries and involves taxing and spending. The key difference is that monetary policy focuses on controlling inflation, while fiscal policy aims to influence economic growth through the budget.

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    - Nguyễn Thị Diễm My


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    - Nguyễn Thị Thanh Thảo
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    Differentiate between Monetary Policy and Fiscal Policy
    Monetary Policy Fiscal Policy
    It is a financial tool that is It is a financial tool that is
    used by the central banks in used by the central
    regulating the flow of money government in managing tax
    Definition
    and the interest rates in an revenues and policies related
    economy to expenditure for the benefit
    of the economy
    Central Bank of an economy Ministry of Finance of an
    Managed By
    economy
    It measures the interest rates It measures the capital
    Measures applicable for lending money expenditure and taxes of an
    in the economy economy
    Focus Area Stability of an economy Growth of an economy
    Impact on Exchange rates improve when It has no impact on the
    Exchange rates there is higher interest rates exchange rates
    Monetary policy targets Fiscal policy does not have
    Targets
    inflation in an economy any specific target
    Monetary policy has an Fiscal policy has an impact
    Impact impact on the borrowing in an on the budget deficit
    economy

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