✨ Economics Assessment 2✨

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Fiscal Policies

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Fiscal Policies

The use of government spending and taxation to influence economic activity, resource allocation, and income distribution.

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Discretionary Fiscal Policy

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Non-discretionary Fiscal Policy

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Surplus

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Deficit

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Monetary Policy

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Role of the RBA

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Objectives of the RBA

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Transmission Mechanism

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Progressive Taxation

A tax rate that increases as taxable income increases. It imposes higher-income earners with higher tax rates than lower-income earners.

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Advantages of Progressive Taxation

Reduces income inequality, funds important government initiatives, and lower tax burden for low-income earners.

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Disadvantages of Progressive Taxation

Discourages high-income earners and investment and potentially disincentives hard work and innovation.

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Direct Tax

Tax that is determined by a person’s income, wealth, and assets. The burden of direct taxes cannot be shifted to other people by the taxpayer.

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Indirect Tax

Imposed tax on expenditures of goods and services consumed. The burden of indirect tax can be shifted to a party other than the one on whom the tax is levied.

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Price Stability

A concept in which there is a gradual and sustainable rise in the general price of goods and services in an economy without the experience of significant deflation or hyperinflation. 

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GDP - Economic Growth

The measurement of the total value of all goods and services Australia produces over a year.

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Unemployment

The percentage of people in the labour force who are unemployed.

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Leading Indicators

A measurable set of data that may help to forecast future economic activity. They can be used to predict changes in the economy before the economy begins to shift in a particular direction.

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Lagging Indicators

A measurable factor that changes sometime after its correlated economic, financial, or business variable changes. They can clarify and confirm a pattern that is occurring over time.

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Coincident Indicators

A measurable factor that changes/occurs at approximately the same time as the conditions they correlate to.They are used primarily for real-time monitoring and assessing the current state of the economy.

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