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Micro/Macro THINKING
Channel 4:Recession
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Cards (22)
What interest rate did the Bank of England bring down to recently?
4.5%
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What does the Bank of England's interest rate cut signify for borrowers?
It provides
relief
for borrowers and
mortgage
holders
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What external factors are affecting consumer spending according to the ergonomic furniture seller?
External
price
rises and shipping costs
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What was the Bank of England's growth forecast cut to?
0.75%
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What does the Bank of England warn about the future economic situation?
There are bumps on the road ahead
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What is the predicted inflation rate by the end of summer?
3.7%
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Why is the Bank of England cautious about lowering interest rates further?
Inflation
is expected to rise again
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How does the Bank of England view the relationship between energy prices and inflation?
Energy
prices
are
a
primary
cause
of
inflation
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What was the inflation rate last autumn?
1.7%
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What does it mean when inflation exceeds pay growth?
People's
real standard of living
falls
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What has been the trend in economic growth since last spring?
It has been
stagnant
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What does the Bank of England attribute the stagnation in growth to?
Government policies
and
national insurance
increases
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How does the Bank of England view the relationship between inflation and economic growth?
Stable
low inflation supports economic growth
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What is the Bank of England's stance on tariffs imposed by President Trump?
They create uncertainty in the economy
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What does the Prime Minister believe is necessary for economic growth?
Big actions and
reforms
are needed
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How does the Prime Minister view the relationship between interest rates and consumer spending?
Lower interest rates
increase
consumer spending
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What is the minimum wage's status according to the Prime Minister?
It has gone up
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What does the Prime Minister mean by "jam tomorrow" in economic terms?
Future promises
of
growth
without
immediate results
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What does the Prime Minister suggest about the UK's approach to nuclear energy?
It should be more
proactive
and less defensive
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What is the Prime Minister's view on the relationship with President Trump?
It is important for
trade
and
economy
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What does the Prime Minister emphasize about the need for economic growth?
People should feel
better off
and secure
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How does the Prime Minister plan to address the economic challenges?
By implementing significant
reforms
and policies
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