Evaluating the Effectiveness of Specific Policies (HSC SSCE Economics): Flashcards

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Evaluating the Effectiveness of Specific Policies
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Ceteris paribus meaning

With everything else being the same

RBA inflation target range

2 to 3 per cent

Factor affecting how quickly policies take effect

Time lags

Trade-off: reducing inflation often increases this

Unemployment

Australia's carbon emissions target year

Net zero by 2050

Australia's consecutive growth years before COVID-19

29 years

Examples of unconventional monetary policy

Asset purchases, low-cost credit, yield targets

Most effective policy for stimulating economy in downturns

Fiscal policy

Monetary policy: contractionary vs expansionary

More effective for contractionary

Why monetary & fiscal policy coordination matters

Work best when aligned, not opposing each other

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