Supply-side Effects of Fiscal Policies
Supply-side Policies
Syllabus requirement
Fiscal tools such as targeted spending and tax cuts can boost productive capacity over time.
Summary
This topic explains how fiscal policy can have supply-side effects as well as demand-side impacts. Expansionary fiscal actions such as higher government spending on education, healthcare or R&D and tax cuts can raise aggregate demand in the short run and also increase the economy’s productive capacity and long-run aggregate supply by improving the quantity and quality of factors of production and incentives to work and invest.
Real-world examples for this unit

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