Economics · May / June 2017 · Paper 11 · Question 18
2281Government macroeconomic intervention
In trying to achieve one of its aims a government may make it difficult to achieve another aim. What is an example of this conflict?
- AAchieving a more even distribution of income may prevent a rise in the average standard of living.
- BAchieving an increase in economic growth may prevent full employment.
- CAchieving full employment may prevent stable prices.
- DAchieving stable prices may prevent a current account surplus on the balance of payments.
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Correct answer: C. Achieving full employment may prevent stable prices.
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