1.6 Government objectives and policies

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What is government spending for?

  • Provide public services like healthcare, education, defense, care for the elderly, child protection, rubbish collection, law, transport 

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Different types of tax

Indirect tax: GST- goods and service & VAT - value added tax

Income tax

Corporation tax: on business profits

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What is fiscal policy and examples

using changes in taxation and government expenditure to manage the economy

  • when the government spends more or cuts taxes, it puts more money in the economy, boosting demand

  • When the government raises tax or cuts spending, it takes money out of the economy, slowing down inflation

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How does infrastructure provision (transportation, schools, hospitals) affect business activity

  • Reduces cost for businesses

  • Increases productivity

  • Creates jobs

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What are the different legislation that can affect business activity

Consumer protection, competition policy, environmental legislation

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How does consumer protection affect business activity

Ensures businesses provide fair prices, good service and safe goods

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How does competition policy affect business activity

It encourages competition

  • preventing single companies dominating a market

  • Drives innovation

  • Drives prices down

  • Encouraging efficiency

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How does environmental legislation affect business activity

  • businesses must invest in new tech, processes to meet regulatory standards

  • Necessity of compliance drives innovations to develop sustainable practices

  • Businesses may be fined/close if they fail to comply

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What does trade policy protect

  • Protecting jobs if foreign competitors threaten survival of domestic producers

  • Protect new industries

  • Prevent dumping (Where a business sells goods in another country for a price below cost)

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What are tariffs

A tax on imports to make them more expensive

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Quota

A physical limit on amount allowed to import into the country

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Subsidy

  • giving of financial support to exporters or domestic producers

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Administrative barriers

the use of strict health and safety or environmental regulations and specifications to make importing harder.

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What is interest

Price of borrowed money

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Effect on business from increased interest rate

  • They might refrain from borrowing

    • Delays expansion

  • Experience lower sales

    • Because consumers decide to save more or have lower income

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Effect on consumer from increased rates

  • Consumers might have lower income so might reduce spending

  • Find it more difficult to obtain loans and reduce spending

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