Macroeconomic Policy Objectives

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Macroeconomic Policy Objectives AS Economics

Aims and Objectives Aim: Understand two macroeconomic objectives. Define inflation & balance of payments Explain policies in relation to inflation and B of P Analyse the effects of deflation and hyperinflation Evaluate policy trade offs

Starter Draw out the diagram to show full employment in an economy. Be able to explain why stimulating demand with demand side policies may lead to inflation. Draw out the diagram to show economic growth occurring due to supply side policies. Does inflation occur?

Inflation OBJECTIVE 3 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-17026472 UK 2.o% target

Why Try and Control Inflation? OBJECTIVE 3 Why Try and Control Inflation? Can distort behaviour by economic agents: 1 Consumers spend at increasing rates to try and beat inflation, but in reality this leads to more inflation. 2 Continuing inflation leads to higher savings ratio, contracting demand and potentially causing a recession. 3 Workers demand higher wages, leading to increased costs, and further inflation. SRAS shifts left.

Why Try and Control Inflation? OBJECTIVE 3 Why Try and Control Inflation? Can distort behaviour by economic agents: 4 Unemployment likely to increase as consumers turn to cheaper imports. 5 Balance of payments deficits will occur!

Deflation OBJECTIVE 3 Inflation is vital to control to be able to concentrate on other policy objectives Deflation is catastrophic for an economy. Consumers wait and wait for prices to fall, not buying. Leads to firms lowering prices to make sales, rising levels of unemployment, and firms liquidating. Japan

Hyper-Inflation OBJECTIVE 3 Zimbabwe – Hyperinflation http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/7534190.stm Report: Riches to Rags Germany 1923 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-7YCcZUXmw

Balance of Payments OBJECTIVE 4 A balance is where M = X Surplus is where X > M Deficit is where X < M The aim of increasing the numbers employed, and in the short term increasing economic growth, may clash with achieving a surplus in the balance of payments. Policy Conflict/Trade Off

Balance of Payments OBJECTIVE 4 UK and US Deficit http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-12429261 Continuing deficits occurs because: A shift in the economy towards the service sector Consumers demanding imported goods Strong value of £, making imports cheap and exports expensive

B of P Deficits OBJECTIVE 4 Problem…… Deficit begins to grow, and investors no longer wish to hold money in the UK and foreign banks refuse to lend money. To overcome this lack of credit….. Government would have to cut domestic spending to reduce demand for imports. However……. There is a policy conflict as it would lead to reduced growth and increased unemployment

June 2010 Context 2 Questions: 5, 6, 7, 8 Homework homework June 2010 Context 2 Questions: 5, 6, 7, 8