Super last min (Supply side policy) Flashcards

(8 cards)

1
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What is a supply side policy?

A

Policies designed to shift the productive capacity to the right

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If a supply side policy is successful what is improved?

A

All macroeconomic objectives

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3
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What are the two types of supply side policies

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Interventionalist
Market based

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4
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How do interventionalist supply side policies work

A

Increases in government spending to improve Quality, Quantity or productive efficiency

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5
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How do market-based supply-side policies work?

A

Tax reforms
Labour market reforms
Competition

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6
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How do TAX reforms increase productive capacity?

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Lower coorporation tax, increases retained profits, increasing the firms ability to invest in increasing quality/quantity of FOPs or Increase productive efficiency

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How do labour market reforms increase LRAS? EXPLAIN BOTH (2 ways)

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  1. Reductions in minimum wages lower costs of production increasing productive efficiency shifting LRAS rightward
  2. Reduce benefits, encourages economically inactive to join workforce- increasing quantity of labour, LRAS shifs
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8
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Cons of supply side policies. EXPLAIN

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Assumes subsidies are used for investment
Assumes retained profits are used for investment

Policies are also expensive, so if it fails there is a large waste -> opportunity cost
How are the high costs funded?

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