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fiscal policy
the taxation and spending decisions of a government
monetary policy
central bank and/or government decisions on the rate of interest, the money supply and the exchange rate
supply-side policies
policies designed to increase aggregate supply by improving the efficiency of labour and product markets
automatic stabilisers
forms of government spending and taxation that change automatically to offset fluctuations in economic activity
economics cycle
the tendency for economic activity to fluctuate outside its trend growth rate, moving from a high level of economic activity to negative economic growth
progressive tax
a tax that takes a higher % from the income of the rich
regressive tax
a tax that takes a greater % from the income of the poor
recession
a fall in real GDP over a period of 6 months or more
human capital
education, training and experience that a worker or group of workers possesses
tariff
a tax on imports
quota
a limit on imports
occupational immobility of labour
difficulty in moving from one type of job to another
protectionism
the protection of domestic industries from foreign competition