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AQA Economics AS-levelMacroeconomics
Topic 4 - Macroeconomic Policy
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Balanced budget
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Achieved when government expenditure equals government revenue
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Bank of England
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Central bank in the UK economy, which is in control of monetary policy
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Budget deficit
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Achieved when government expenditure exceeds government revenue
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Budget surplus
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Achieved when government expenditure deceeds government revenue
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Central bank
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Controls the banking system and manages the government's monetary policies
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Contractionary fiscal policy
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Fiscal policy implemented to decrease aggregate demand
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Contractionary monetary policy
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Monetary policy implemented to decrease aggregate demand
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Crowding out
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When an increase in government spending displaces private spending, with little to no increase in aggregate demand
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Cyclical budget deficit
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Part of the budget that tends to rise in economic slumps and fall in economic booms
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Deficit financing
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Borrowing to finance a budget deficit
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Deindustrialisation
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Decline in the manufacturing industry of an economy
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Deregulation
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Removing regulations
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Direct tax
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A tax on income and wealth
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Equation of exchange
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The stock of money in an economy multiplied by the velocity of circulation equals the price level multiplied by real output (MV=PQ)
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Expansionary fiscal policy
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Fiscal policy implemented to increase aggregate demand
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Expansionary monetary policy
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Monetary policy implemented to increase aggregate demand
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Fiscal policy
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Use of government spending and taxation to achieve macroeconomic objectives
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Indirect tax
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A tax on expenditure
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Interventionist policies
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Occur when the government intervenes in, and sometimes replaces, free markets
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Marketisation
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Shifting the provision of goods or services from the non-market sector to the market sector
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Monetary policy
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Use of interest rates and other monetary instruments to achieve macroeconomic objectives
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Monetary Policy Committee (MPC)
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9 economists who meet monthly to set the Bank Rate as well as other monetary instruments
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Money supply
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Stock of money in the economy, comprised of cash and bank deposits
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National debt
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Unpaid government debt
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Natural rate of unemployment
(NRU)
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Unemployment rate when the aggregate labour market is in equilibrium
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Principle of taxation (canon of taxation)
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Criterion used to judge whether a tax is good or bad
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Privatisation
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Shifting the ownership of state owned assets to the private sector
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Progressive taxation
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Taxes where a larger proportion of income is paid as income rises
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Proportional taxation
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Taxes where the same proportion of income is paid as income rises
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Rate of interest
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The reward for saving and the cost of borrowing
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Reflationary policies
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Policies to increase aggregate demand, with intent to increase real output and employment
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Regressive taxation
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Taxes where a smaller proportion of income is paid as income rises
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Reindustrialise
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Growth in the manufacturing industry of an economy
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Structural budget deficit
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Part of the budget that is unaffected by the economic cycle, and is more dependent on the decisions of the government
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Supply-side
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Relates to changes in potential output of the economy which is affected by the factors of production
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Supply-side improvements
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Reforms undertaken by the private sector to enable firms to become more productively efficient
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Supply-side policies
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Use of interventionist policies to encourage efficient markets, thus achieving macroeconomic objectives
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Tax threshold
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The level above which income tax must be paid
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