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Early Series

IGCSE Economics
Fiscal Policy 3

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Homework
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Budget surplus = revenue > spending


Homework
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In 2015, the UK economy experienced an increase in production and relatively low


unemployment. There was, however, little growth in labour productivity and earnings. The
government continued to spend more than it was receiving in tax revenue and considered
changing some of its monetary policy measures.

(a) Identify two causes of inflation. [2]

(b) Explain two reasons why government spending may be greater than tax revenue. [4]
Seventh
Review
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AD = C + I + G + (X-M)

Government Spending

Multiplier Effect
Seventh
Review
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Multiplier Effect
Government spends (invests) money so to increase the value of the spending for the whole economy.

It does this by:, using local businesses, increasing local incomes , creating new jobs
Seventh
Review
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Multiplier Effect

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Today’ Class
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Class aim: Learn knowledge and understanding of how
Fiscal Policy can help aggregate demand (AD) using the
different types of taxation.
First - Homework advice + Review

Second -Introduce Today’s classroom

. Third - Notes: Fiscal Policy - Taxation

Fourth - Videos (12:20 min)

Fifth - Practice question

Sixth - Discuss answers + Homework

Summary
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Second
Introduction
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Today

Fiscal Policy - Taxation

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Third
Notes
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Third
Notes
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Principals of Taxation
Third
Notes
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Impact of Taxation
Third
Notes
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Impact of Direct Taxation


Third
Notes
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Impact of Indirect Taxation


Fifth
Practice
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Sixth
Homework
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Summary
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Summary
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Impact of Taxation
Summary
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Principals of Taxation
Summary
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Impact of Direct Taxation


Summary
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Impact of Indirect Taxation

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