13. Typical problems with using fiscal policy to manipulate economic growth incl
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Typical problems with using fiscal policy to manipulate economic growth include all but which one of the following?
It is often implemented too slowly due to political process
Government inefficiency and waste lead to low effectiveness
Poor means to fine tune an economy and can turn out to be inflationary
Is necessarily designed to benefit large firms rather than small firms
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regulations and controls; redistribute wealth among citizens
investment incentives and lower tax rates; allow the private sector
bailouts and compensation packages; allow financial firms
spending and higher taxes; allow the public sector
Typical problems with using fiscal policy to manipulate economic growth include all but which one of the following?
Explanation / Answer
Solution 13:
Is necessarily designed to benefit large firms rather than small firms
Fiscal policy is the government policy to manipulate economic growth and ensure smooth flow of economic activities. This is done through government spending, tax cut and new taxes etc. Thus economic growth is manipulated through government income and expenditure sources. None of the fiscal policies benefit large or small firms. It affects all the firms equally.
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