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Suggested Answers of BT2 Revision Package - ASKnLearn

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ConclusionTo have sustained actual growth there must be potential growth. Once an economy reachesfull employment, the productive capacity has to be increased to allow for further actualoutput to increase. Supply-side policies targeting the increase in potential output is ongoingfor all economies. Demand side policies targets actual growth. Which policies work best willvery much depend on the current state <strong>of</strong> the economy and the nature <strong>of</strong> the economy. Forsmall and open economies, demand-side policies like the conventional monetary and fiscalpolicies may be inappropriate or less effective. Such economies use supply-side policiesmore actively to achieve economic growth. In a recession, fiscal policy can be moreappropriate than expansionary monetary policy. The latter works well in an inflationarysituation. To achieve sustained growth, countries will usually use a mix <strong>of</strong> policies.L1L2Definitions <strong>of</strong> actual and potential growth. Identify some AD-side and ASsidepoliciesExplanation <strong>of</strong> how dd-management policies can boost AD and SS-sidepolicies boost AS with economic analysis but some gaps in explanationE.g. <strong>of</strong> gaps- considered only actual growth but not potential growth (vice-versa)- considered only demand management policies but not supply side policies(vice-versa)- explained theories but with little or no examples to illustrate- largely 1–sided without consideration <strong>of</strong> demerits/limitations1-56-9L3A good analysis <strong>of</strong> the effectiveness and suitability <strong>of</strong> these policies (at least2 demand-side and supply-side policies) with good use <strong>of</strong> examples toillustrate.10-13E1 Mainly unexplained judgement 1-2E2 Judgement based on analysis <strong>of</strong> the nature and state <strong>of</strong> the economy 3-4

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