4.2.5.2 How do Supply Side Policies reduce unemployment and inflation

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reduce structural and frictional unemployment by improving efficiency and flexibility in labour and product markets

how does SSPs reduce unemployment?

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education/training, labour market reforms, tax cuts

what methods do SSPs use to reduce unemployment?

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reducing benefits or weakening unions=> increase incentives to work=> less voluntary unemployment.

labour market reforms may include

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time lag, cyclical unemployment, equity issue, effectiveness depends on context

Why may SSPs not work?

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during a recession, demand deficiency dominates => SSPs can’t solve that.

Why may cyclical unemployment cause SSPs not to work?

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Labour market flexibility(e.g. weaker unions, less benefits)=> low-paid/insecure jobs, not necessarily reduce unemployment

Equity issues of SSPs

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if AD is low, firms won’t hire regardless of lower taxes or training initiatives.

why is the effectiveness of SSPs dependent on context

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long run, immediately, economic, time frame, implementation

Supply-side policies can reduce certain types of unemployment in the ____ ___ but not always or ________. Their success depends on _________ conditions, _____ _____, and _____________

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increase productive potential → lower cost-push inflation pressures and allow non-inflationary growth

How do SSPs reduce inflation

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depends on cause of inflation, time lags, short-run effects, complementarity

Why may SSPs be unable to reduce inflation?

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demand-pull, cost-push

SSPs may be unable to reduce inflation: depends on cause of inflation

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demand-pull

If inflation is ________ ____(from excess demand), SSPs don’t directly reduce it in the short run

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cost-push

If inflation is ____ ____(e.g. oil prices rising), SSPs don’t offset that immediately.

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reducing welfare or deregulating labour markets may increase inequality or wage pressure=> inflation could even rise temporarily

Why may SSPs be unable to reduce inflation?: short-run effects

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may also need demand-side stability, e.g. monetary policy

Why may SSPs be unable to reduce inflation?: complementary

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long run, efficiency, productivity, short run, external, demand

While SSPs can help reduce inflation in the ____ ___ by improving ______ and _________, they do not always do so — especially in the ____ ___ or when inflation stems from ______ shocks or excess _______