Lesson 4.2.5.2

4.2.5.2 Supply-side policies Quiz: AQA Economics, Unit 2

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The 20 questions

  1. What term describes actual increases in an economy's productive capacity?

    • Fiscal injections
    • Supply-side improvements
    • Monetary shifts
    • Supply-side policies
  2. Which macroeconomic measure do supply-side policies primarily aim to increase?

    • Productive potential
    • Budget deficit
    • Import expenditure
    • Marginal propensity
  3. Which policy is an example of a free-market supply-side measure?

    • Deregulation
    • Education spending
    • Infrastructure grants
    • State healthcare
  4. Which policy is an example of an interventionist supply-side measure?

    • Privatisation
    • Education funding
    • Income tax cuts
    • Deregulation
  5. Which type of unemployment can supply-side training schemes directly reduce?

    • Structural unemployment
    • Seasonal unemployment
    • Demand-deficient unemployment
    • Cyclical unemployment
  6. What is the main supply-side objective of lowering income tax rates?

    • Reduce tax compliance
    • Lower aggregate demand
    • Increase work incentives
    • Increase import demand
  7. Which private sector activity directly drives supply-side improvements without government action?

    • Tax collection
    • Business investment
    • Import tariffs
    • Fiscal expansion
  8. Which policy helps overcome market failure caused by private sector short-termism in R&D?

    • Income tax cuts
    • Interest rate hikes
    • Import tariffs
    • R&D subsidies
  9. Cutting corporation tax aims to increase productive capacity primarily through which component?

    • Consumer spending
    • Net exports
    • Business investment
    • Government spending
  10. Which incentive in privatised industries is argued to drive greater efficiency?

    • Price ceilings
    • Tax revenue
    • State regulation
    • Profit motive
  11. What is a primary objective of labour market deregulation?

    • Increase market flexibility
    • Raise minimum wages
    • Increase trade unions
    • Reduce labour mobility
  12. What effect do government-funded retraining schemes typically have on structural unemployment?

    • It decreases
    • No effect
    • It increases
    • It doubles
  13. How does higher domestic productivity primarily help reduce a current account deficit?

    • Lower export prices
    • Higher exchange rates
    • Higher tax rates
    • Higher import tariffs
  14. Which of these is an example of an interventionist supply-side policy?

    • State industrial subsidies
    • Industry privatisation
    • Market deregulation
    • Income tax cuts
  15. What is a major disadvantage of supply-side policies regarding their implementation?

    • Immediate inflation
    • Zero costs
    • Long time lags
    • Short-term bias
  16. What is the main supply-side benefit of government investment in transport infrastructure?

    • Increased tariff rates
    • Lower transport costs
    • Lower worker mobility
    • Higher interest rates
  17. Which type of unemployment are supply-side policies best suited to address?

    • Cyclical unemployment
    • Frictional unemployment
    • Demand-deficient unemployment
    • Structural unemployment
  18. Which outcome is a microeconomic effect of privatising a state monopoly?

    • Higher economic growth
    • Lower national inflation
    • Improved trade balance
    • Lower price levels
  19. Why are supply-side policies usually ineffective at curbing short-term inflation?

    • Fixed exchange rates
    • Long time lags
    • Falling total supply
    • Immediate demand surges
  20. Which type of supply-side policy uses government action to correct market failures?

    • Interventionist
    • Privatisation
    • Free market
    • Deregulation

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