Lesson M3.3.1
M3.3.1 Supply side policy measures and their effectiveness Quiz: OCR Economics, Unit 8
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The 20 questions
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What is the primary long-run objective of market-based supply-side policies?
- Increase LRAS
- Reduce trade surplus
- Decrease real GDP
- Increase AD
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Which of the following is an interventionist supply-side policy?
- Privatisation
- State education spending
- Tax cuts
- Deregulation
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Which policy is classified as a market-based supply-side measure?
- Income tax reduction
- Government training schemes
- Infrastructure spending
- Subsidising R&D
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How does an increase in labour productivity affect the LRAS curve?
- Movement downwards
- Shifts leftwards
- Movement upwards
- Shifts rightwards
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What term describes removing government regulations to increase market competition?
- Privatisation
- Subsidisation
- Deregulation
- Nationalisation
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According to the Laffer curve, what happens if tax rates exceed the optimal point?
- Tax revenue doubles
- Revenue remains constant
- Tax revenue rises
- Tax revenue falls
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What is the transfer of state-owned assets to the private sector called?
- Privatisation
- Deregulation
- Commercialisation
- Nationalisation
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A government lowers trade tariffs to encourage international competition. What policy type is this?
- Expansionary monetary
- Contractionary fiscal
- Interventionist supply-side
- Market-based supply-side
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What is the main supply-side objective of reducing trade union power?
- Reduce labour supply
- Raise unemployment benefits
- Increase wage costs
- Increase labour flexibility
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A state scheme funds apprenticeship places for young workers. Which factor improves?
- Human capital
- Financial capital
- Physical capital
- Capital consumption
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What short-run macroeconomic disadvantage often arises from income tax cuts?
- Exports fall immediately
- Inflation rises rapidly
- Budget deficit increases
- LRAS shifts left
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How do government retraining schemes specifically help reduce unemployment?
- Increases frictional unemployment
- Eliminates real-wage unemployment
- Cuts cyclical unemployment
- Cuts structural unemployment
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What is a major disadvantage common to most supply-side policies?
- Guaranteed budget surpluses
- Immediate demand impact
- Short time lags
- Long time lags
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How does a successful supply-side policy affect the long-run Phillips curve?
- Shifts rightwards
- Movement upwards
- Becomes horizontal
- Shifts leftwards
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Government grants for research and development aim to directly boost which factor?
- Import demand
- Consumer spending
- Technological progress
- Interest rates
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Which market-based supply-side measure aims to reduce real wage unemployment?
- Raising corporation tax
- Increasing union power
- Increasing benefit payments
- Lowering minimum wage
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Building a new national motorway network is an example of which policy type?
- Expansionary trade
- Interventionist supply-side
- Contractionary monetary
- Market-based supply-side
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On a Keynesian LRAS diagram, supply-side policies shift which section rightwards?
- Upward-sloping section
- Entire demand curve
- Horizontal section
- Vertical section
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Which potential drawback is associated with cutting unemployment benefits?
- Reduced productive capacity
- Greater income inequality
- Lower labour mobility
- Higher inflation rates
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Which type of unemployment is reduced by government subsidies for worker relocation?
- Structural
- Cyclical
- Seasonal
- Frictional
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