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DemandSidePolicies
THISLESSON
NEXTLESSON
Consider thedifferencebetween
monetary&fiscalpolicy(K)
Exploretheoriginsandcharacteristics
ofFiscalpolicy(AP)
Identify bothasdemandsidepolicies
(K)
Analyse theeffectsthatchangesin
Fiscalpolicyhasonaneconomy(AN)
Exploretheoriginsandcharacteristics
ofmonetarypolicies– interestrates&
changestothemoneysupply(AP)
Evaluatetheeffectthatchangesin
governmentspendinghaveon
economicgrowth.(AP)
Analyse theeffectsthatchangesin
monetarypolicyhasonaneconomy
(AN)
Identify thecharacteristicsof
differenttypesoftaxes(K)
Consider alternativepoliciesfor
economicrecovery/growth(EV)
Consider theimpactofchangesin
taxationoneconomicindicatorsand
macroeconomicobjectives(AN)
Demandsideeconomics
Aneconomictheorythat
advocatesuseof
governmentspending
andgrowthinthemoney
supplytostimulatethe
demandforgoodsand
servicesandtherefore
expandeconomic
activity
Twotypesofdemandsidepolicy
Monetarypolicy– controlsflowofmoneythrough
interestratesandchangestomoneysupply.
Fiscalpolicy– controlsGovernmentspendingand
TaxationwhichinfluenceAD
Usetheimagesabovetowritea
paragraphtellingthestoryofthebirthof
demandsideeconomics.
Monetarypolicy
Interestrates
TheK marks- monetarypolicy…….
qUsesinterestratestoinfluencethelevelsofconsumerspending
andAggregateDemand(AD).
qIntheUKthetargetofMonetarypolicyistokeepinflationwithina
targetofCPI2%+/-1.
qUKMonetaryPolicyissetbytheMonetaryPolicyCommittee
(MPC)oftheBankofEngland.
qTheyareindependent insettinginterestrates,buthavetotryandmeet
thegovernment’sinflationtarget.
BankofEnglanduse
interestratesandQuantitative
Easingtocontroltheflowofmoney
Rememberthatexaminersarelookingfor
adetailedandlogicalchainofargument
Canyoubuildatimelineofeventsaround
thischart?
Challenge - Howdoesachangein
interestratesimpactinflation?
A
P1
P2
B
AD2
Y2
AD1
Y1
Draw2ASADDiagramsandexplain
1)IncreaseinIR
2)DecreaseinIR
WhatchallengesdoyouthinktheBankof
Englandfaceoverthenext12months?
Monetary
Policy
Quantitativ
eeasing
TheK marks
qIncreasing theMoneySupply
qEncouragesmorelendingtofirmsandindividuals
qUsedwheninflationislowandcannotreduceIR
qLowers costofborrowing
qEncouragesInvestment,Consumptionand growth
qCouldincreaseInflation
MonetaryPolicy
Limitations
Banksmightnotpassonrate
changetoconsumers
Banksaremoreriskaverseafter
2008financialcrash
Firmsandconsumerconfidence
needstobehigh forthemtospend
1. Define monetarypolicy(K)
2. IRarecurrentlyloose=low(AP)Why?(AP)
3. Explain&Evaluate impactoninflation(AN&EV)
4. Explain &Evaluate impactonunemployment(AN&EV))
5. Explain&Evaluate impactonGovernmentspending(AN&
EV)
6. Explain &Evaluateimpactonenvironment– doescapacity
increase?(AN&EV)
7. Consider whathappenstoincomeinequality?(AN)
Evaluate theimpactofmonetarypolicy
onmeetingtheUKgovernments
macroeconomicobjectives[20]
Fiscalpolicy
TheK marks
qChanges bythegovernmenttolevelsoftaxationandgovernment
spending inordertoinfluenceAggregateDemand(AD)
andthelevelofeconomicactivity.
qPurpose ofFiscalpolicy
qStimulateeconomicgrowthinaperiodofarecession.
qKeepinflationlow(UKgovernmenthasatargetof2%)
qstabilisegrowth,avoidingaboomandbusteconomiccycle.
qUsedinconjunction withmonetarypolicy.Governmentsoften
prefermonetarypolicyforstabilisingtheeconomy.
Challenge - Howdoesexpansionary(loose)
fiscalpolicyimpactaggregatedemand?
qTaxation
qDisposableincome
qBorrowing
qIncrease
qCut
qAD
qConsumerspending
Expansionaryfiscalpolicyinvolves
qGovernmentspending
increasing AD(AD:AD2)throughthe
increaseofgovernment
qInflation
spendingandacut intaxation.This
willincreaseconsumerspendingas
qGDP
theywillhavemoredisposable
income.Thiswillresultinanincreasein
qTradeoff
GDP(Y1:Y2)butmayalsobringthe
tradeoffofinflationaspricesrise
(P1:P2).Thiswilltendtoworsen the
qWorsen
governmentbudgetdeficitandthe
governmentwillneedtoincrease
qBudgetDeficit
borrowing.
DrawASADDiagramandexplain
1) ExpansionaryFiscalPolicy
2) Explainexpansionaryfiscalpolicyusingyourdiagramand
thewordsprovided.
Challenge - Howdoescontractionary(tight)
fiscalpolicyimpactaggregatedemand?
qDecreasingAD
qBudgetDeficit
qReduce
qTaxes
qConsumerspending
Contractionaryfiscalpolicyinvolves
qImprovement
decreasingAD(AD1:AD2)
Thereforethegovernmentwillcut
qCut
governmentspending(G)and
qIncrease
/orincrease taxes.Highertaxes
willreduce consumer
qGovernmentspending
spending(C).Tightfiscalpolicywill
tendtocauseanimprovement in
thegovernmentbudgetdeficit.
DrawASADDiagramandexplain
1) ContractionaryFiscalPolicy
2) Explaincontractionaryfiscalpolicyusingyourdiagramand
thewordsprovided.
UK Fiscalpolicy
WhattypeoffiscalpolicydidtheUKgovernmentemployin
2009?
Why?
Whyisborrowingatitshighestin2009-10?
LimitationsofFiscalPolicy
• Thegovernmentmayhavepoorinformationaboutthestateoftheeconomyandstruggle
tohavethebestinformationaboutwhattheeconomyneeds.
• Toincreasegovernmentspendingwilltaketime.Itcouldtakeseveralmonthsfora
governmentdecisiontofilterthroughintotheeconomyandactuallyaffectAD.Bythenit
maybetoolate.
• Someeconomistsarguethatexpansionaryfiscalpolicy(highergovernmentspending)will
notincreaseAD,becausethehighergovernmentspendingwillcrowdouttheprivate
sector.Thisisbecausegovernmenthavetoborrowfromtheprivatesectorwhowillthen
havelowerfundsforprivateinvestment.
• Freemarketeconomistsarguethathighergovernmentspendingwilltendtobewastedon
inefficientspendingprojects.Also,itcanthenbedifficulttoreducespendinginthefuture
becauseinterestgroupsputpoliticalpressureonmaintainingstimulusspendingas
permanent.
• Higherborrowingcosts.Undercertainconditions,expansionaryfiscalpolicycanleadto
higherbondyields,increasingthecostofdebtrepayments.