I have a partial mnemonic - for corporate strategy
the visionary style, When you can predict what’s going to happen (predictable), and you are going to be the one to change it (malleable), and you are willing to put the time and money into it. So I picture Elon Musk who knows where the car industry is going, is going to change the industry via Tesla, and used up his time and a lot of money (allegedly almost went bankrupt) into it.
Haven’t really developed something as concrete for the others yet, am curious as to how others think of that topic.
You should mention that both are for a depreciating currency.
If there is low capital mobiliity, then the fiscal policy doesn’t matter because there is no foriegn flow of funds. That’s how I remember it personally, by understanding why it works :>
CAL - is like smoking blunts on the beach in Cali —it’s living life like there are no risks (adds a risk free asset to portfolio of possibilities)
CML - Capital Market Line - sounds more official so represents everyone if everyone voted the same (the CAL when investors have identical expectations about mean returns, variance, and correlations)