Floor | Room | Section in room | Worksheets |
3rd - Economic policy | Policy tools | Income tax | 1. Income tax - a demanding tax? The effects of income tax changes on the level of aggregate demand.
2. Income tax - supplying the Inland Revenue or the economy? The effect of tax changes on the supply-side.
3. Income tax - who pays what? The nature of tax - progressive / regressive, marginal and average rates.
4. Income tax - a taxing business? The effect of tax changes on business. |
Policy tools | Government expenditure | 1. Government expenditure - how much? The impact of government expenditure on the macroeconomy.
2. Government expenditure - on what? The way governments should spend their money to have the maximum impact. |
Policy tools | Interest rates | 1. Interest rate - an interesting rate? The factors determining interest rates and the impact that changes have on the economy. |
Policy tools | VAT and other indirect taxes | 1. VAT - who pays what? The impact of indirect taxes on prices and income distribution.
2. VAT - a demanding tax? The effects that indirect tax changes have on the macroeconomy.
3. VAT - taxing externalities. Using indirect taxes to try to correct market failure. |
3rd - Economic policy | Outcomes | Unemployment | 1. Unemployment - whose problem? The causes of unemployment, and policies to reduce unemployment.
2. The Phillips Curve - trading off unemployment and inflation? The relationship between unemployment and inflation. Is there still a Phillips Curve? |
Outcomes | Debt ratio | 1. The debt ratio - what determines its value and why does it change? |
Outcomes | Inflation | 1. Inflation - are price increases inevitable? Causes of inflation and policies to reduce it.
2. The Phillips Curve - trading off unemployment and inflation? The relationship between unemployment and inflation. Is there still a Phillips Curve? |
Outcomes | Economic growth | 1. Economic growth. What creates economic growth, costs of economic growth and policies to influence it. |
Outcomes | PSNCR | 1. PSNCR. What determines its value and policies to change it. |