Expansionary fiscal policy-what projected consequences

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Expansionary Fiscal Policy relies on changes in tax collections and government spending to achieve a non inflationary level of employment. Given this definition what actions and projected consequences did President Obama enact to realize this goal. Include in your discussion economic conditions that existed prior to the 2008 election, i.e. the mortgage/real estate crisis, employment & unemployment, provisions President Obama used to offset the economic conditions, projected benefits vs projected detriments to the economy. Be sure to include your conclusion on whether you believe that President Obama was correct or not.

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