Economics

Proponents of supply-side policies argue that the best way to increase the supply of goods and services is

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Some government regulations imposed on business have the impact of reducing productivity. The ...

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Supply-side policies are government policies

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Government policies that focus on increasing productivity rather than stimulating aggregate demand ...

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In the UK, demand-side policy can be characterised by

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Which of the following reduces the effectiveness of inflation targeting as a means of reducing ...

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If the Bank of England were to adopt a Taylor rule, GDP would be likely to fluctuate ________ and ...

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An open-market purchase of securities by the Bank of England results in ________ in reserves and ...

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Some argue that the demand curve for money is unstable and its position is difficult to predict. The ...

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What is meant by 'quantitative easing'?

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Changes in a central bank's repo rate cannot be used to control the money supply with great precision because

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Which of the following represents an action by a central bank which has the effect of decreasing the ...

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Which of the following represents an action by a central bank which has the effect of increasing the ...

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The economy's unemployment rate is 3% and the inflation rate is 15%. The most likely policy for the ...

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Until the credit crunch and banking crisis, the Bank of England did not to use changes in the ...

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Assume that the UK's unemployment rate is 10% and the inflation rate is 1%. The most likely policy ...

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The following diagram shows the demand for and supply of money. The equilibrium quantity of money is ...

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Which of the following is an example of an easy/relaxed monetary policy?

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When economists refer to 'tight' monetary policy, they mean that the central bank is taking actions that will

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You are advising the Prime Minister. The Prime Minister feels that the current unemployment rate is ...

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The UK Coalition government's approach to fiscal policy was to

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The UK Labour government was forced to abandon its 'golden rule' in 2008/9 because

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A central bank wishing to operate a tighter monetary policy might

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Which of the following is NOT a lag that affects the working of fiscal policy? A lag between

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If the economy were booming, we would expect

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