2.6.3 Supply-side policies

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... policies include any action by the government that intends to increase the amount that firms are willing to supply at any given price
Supply side
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... policies include increasing flexibility and signalling, increasing competition and improving incentives
Market based
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Increased price flexability and ... : Using prices to allocate resources
Signalling
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Increasing ... : Firms will either cut costs or become more innovative e.g. Deregulation and privatisation
Competition
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Improving ... : Giving higher rewards e.g. Cutting income or reducing corporation tax
Incentives
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... policies include: Improving training and education, Improving health and introducing performance related pay, Regulation and Improving infrastructure
Interventionist
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Improving ... and ... : Can be expensive and have a time lag but will be good in the long term
Education Training
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... of Supply-side policies: Usually very effective, increased competition, reduce prices, lower inflation and higher economic growth
Strengths
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... of Supply-side policies : They have a time lag, with demand deficient unemployment it doesn't work and can cause poverty and inequality
Weaknesses
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... policies include increasing flexibility and signalling, increasing competition and improving incentives

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Increased price flexability and ... : Using prices to allocate resources

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Increasing ... : Firms will either cut costs or become more innovative e.g. Deregulation and privatisation

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Improving ... : Giving higher rewards e.g. Cutting income or reducing corporation tax

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