4.6.2 Types of Supply-Side Policies

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    • Supply-side policies aim to shift the aggregate supply (AS) curve to the right
    • Name three main types of supply-side policies.
      Tax cuts, deregulation, education
    • What is the purpose of education and training as a supply-side policy?
      Improve workforce skills
    • Tax cuts are an example of a short-run supply-side policy.

      True
    • While short-run policies provide immediate benefits, long-run policies foster sustained economic growth
    • Long-run supply-side policies foster sustained economic growth by improving the underlying productive capabilities
    • What is the main goal of supply-side policies?
      Increase productive capacity
    • Education and training programs are examples of long-run supply-side policies.

      True
    • Deregulation reduces compliance costs
    • What is the typical timeframe for short-run supply-side policies?
      1-2 years
    • Short-run policies provide sustained economic growth, unlike long-run policies.
      False
    • Investing in vocational training programs develops specialized skills
    • What curve do supply-side policies shift to the right?
      Aggregate supply
    • Reducing corporate tax rates encourages businesses to invest and expand operations
      True
    • Deregulation involves removing unnecessary licensing requirements
    • Match the supply-side policy with its effect on the AS curve:
      Tax Cuts ↔️ Increased investment and labor supply
      Deregulation ↔️ Lower compliance costs and more competition
    • Reducing corporate tax rates leads to increased investment and a greater labor supply
      True
    • What is the primary goal of supply-side policies?
      Increase productive capacity
    • Supply-side policies focus on influencing aggregate demand.
      False
    • Reducing taxes on businesses encourages investment and production
    • Distinguish between short-run and long-run supply-side policies based on their timeframe.
      1️⃣ Short-run policies focus on increasing productive capacity quickly, typically within 1-2 years.
      2️⃣ Long-run policies involve significant investments that may take several years to yield results.
    • What is an example of a long-run supply-side policy?
      Education and training
    • What is the timeframe of long-run supply-side policies?
      Several years
    • Short-run supply-side policies involve significant investments that take years to yield results.
      False
    • Supply-side policies aim to improve productivity and efficiency
    • What is the purpose of tax cuts as a supply-side policy?
      Encourage investment
    • Supply-side policies shift the aggregate supply (AS) curve to the left.
      False
    • Long-run supply-side policies aim to improve long-term efficiency and competitiveness
    • What is the goal of deregulation as a supply-side policy?
      Lower compliance costs
    • Education and training policies improve the quality and productivity of labor.
      True
    • Supply-side policies increase the economy's productive capacity
    • Why does lowering personal income tax rates increase the labor supply?
      More incentive to work
    • Investing in vocational training programs improves specialized skills in high-demand industries

      True
    • How do education and training policies improve the quality of the workforce?
      Higher productivity
    • Deregulation simplifies environmental regulations
    • What type of subsidies are provided to universities and colleges under education and training policies?
      Funding
    • Supply-side policies can significantly impact economic growth by shifting the aggregate supply (AS) curve to the right

      True
    • Why does education and training have a limited impact on growth in the short-run?
      Skills take time to develop
    • Match the policy type with its short-run and long-run impacts:
      Tax Cuts ↔️ Moderate increase, then larger increase in AS
      Deregulation ↔️ Small immediate shift, then greater competition
      Education and Training ↔️ Limited short-term, significant long-term shift
    • Match the supply-side policy with its example:
      Tax Cuts ↔️ Lowering personal income tax
      Deregulation ↔️ Removing licensing requirements
      Education and Training ↔️ Vocational training programs
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