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2. Macroeconomics
2.2 Economic Policy Objectives
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Economic policy objectives are the goals that governments set to guide their economic
strategies
Match the economic policy objective with its description:
Economic Growth ↔️ Increasing the production of goods and services
Price Stability ↔️ Keeping inflation around 2%
Full Employment ↔️ Minimizing unemployment
Balance of Payments Equilibrium ↔️ Balancing exports and imports
Balance of payments
equilibrium
maintains financial stability and international relations.
True
Price stability ensures that the purchasing power of money is preserved.
True
Match the economic policy objective with its benefits:
Economic Growth ↔️ Higher living standards
Price Stability ↔️ Stable investment climate
Full Employment ↔️ Increased economic output
Balance of Payments Equilibrium ↔️ Improved international competitiveness
Full employment reduces poverty and increases overall economic
welfare
Economic growth can sometimes conflict with
environmental sustainability
.
True
Order the steps to resolve conflicts between economic policy objectives:
1️⃣ Identify potential conflicts
2️⃣ Analyze the trade-offs
3️⃣ Prioritize policy goals
4️⃣ Implement balanced strategies
Why is preserving purchasing power important in price stability?
Maintains investment confidence
Match the economic policy objective with its description:
Economic Growth ↔️ Increasing the production of goods and services
Price Stability ↔️ Keeping inflation around 2%
Full Employment ↔️ Minimizing unemployment
Balance of Payments Equilibrium ↔️ Balancing exports and imports
Economic growth is achieved by increasing the
production
of goods and services over time.
True
Balance of payments equilibrium avoids trade deficits or
surpluses
Balance of payments equilibrium ensures stable exchange
rates
Economic growth often increases consumption and
pollution
Lowering taxes can stimulate
consumer
spending and investment.
True
Order the policy instruments from most targeted to least targeted:
1️⃣ Monetary Policy
2️⃣ Fiscal Policy
3️⃣ Regulatory Policies
Price stability aims to keep inflation around
2%
.
True
Full employment minimizes unemployment and increases economic
output
What is the role of economic growth in improving living standards?
Creates jobs and wealth
Why is balance of payments equilibrium important for international relations?
Maintains financial stability
Price stability ensures a stable
investment climate
.
True
What is one potential conflict between inflation and unemployment?
Reducing unemployment may increase inflation
Achieving sustainable development may require slowing down economic
growth
Economic growth raises living standards by creating
wealth
and jobs.
True
What does balance of payments equilibrium prevent in international trade?
Trade deficits or surpluses
What are the main economic policy objectives governments aim to achieve?
Economic growth, price stability, full employment, balance of payments equilibrium
What does full employment aim to minimize?
Unemployment
Full employment reduces poverty and increases economic output.
True
Reducing unemployment may lead to higher
inflation
.
True
Match the economic policy instrument with its primary objective:
Fiscal Policy ↔️ Economic Growth
Monetary Policy ↔️ Price Stability
Regulatory Policies ↔️ Environmental Sustainability
Regulatory policies can address issues like environmental sustainability and financial
stability
What is the importance of economic growth as an economic policy objective?
Raises living standards
Why is price stability important for an economy?
Preserves investment confidence
Order the main economic policy objectives based on their significance:
1️⃣ Economic Growth
2️⃣ Price Stability
3️⃣ Full Employment
4️⃣ Balance of Payments Equilibrium
Full employment reduces poverty and increases individual
welfare
What is one benefit of economic growth for a country?
Increased job opportunities
How does balance of payments equilibrium improve international competitiveness?
Maintains stable exchange rates
What is one trade-off between inflation and unemployment that policymakers must consider?
Balancing fiscal and monetary policies
What is the target inflation rate set by many governments for price stability?
Around 2%
Full employment ensures that labor resources are fully
utilized
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