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4.1 International economics
4.1.7 Balance of payments
c) Measures to reduce country's imbalance on C.A
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Paper 2- UK economy performance & policies > Theme 4: A global perspective > 4.1 International economics > 4.1.7 Balance of payments > c) Measures to reduce countrys imbalance on C.A
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What is one option the Government has to tackle a current account deficit?
They could do
nothing
and let market forces
self-correct
the deficit.
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What does it mean for the Government to do nothing about the current account deficit?
It means allowing market forces in the foreign exchange market to
self-correct
the deficit.
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What is one type of policy the Government could use to address a current account deficit?
Expenditure
switching
policies.
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What is another type of policy the Government could use to tackle a current account deficit?
Expenditure
reducing
policies.
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What is a third type of policy the Government could implement to address a current account deficit?
Supply-side
policies.
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What does the choice of any policy to tackle a current account deficit generate?
Both costs and benefits.
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What are the options available to the Government for tackling a current account deficit?
Do
nothing
and let market forces
self-correct
Use
expenditure
switching
policies
Use
expenditure
reducing
policies
Use
supply-side
policies
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what are expenditure reducing policies?
designed to reduce A.D such as deflationary fiscal policy
what are expenditure switching policies?
involves the use of
protectionism
(e.g tariffs and quotas)or the
devaluation
of a country's
currency
under a
fixed exchange rate system
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