Why it is difficult to achieve macro objectives, Microeconomics

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Why is it so difficult for government to achieve all macro objectives simultaneously?

Specifically showing possible trade-offs i.e.

a) Stimulatory policies which enhance AD might cause inflation

b) Growth might conflict with full employment as structural and technological change affects demand for certain labour groups (see sectoral/technological/regional unemployment), supply-side policies might increase efficiency and create redundancies amongst labour groups

c) Full employment might also create inflation

d) Growth might increase imports (HL: MPM, and lower multiplicative effects) and decrease exports due to inflation

e) Growth Æ inflation Æ depreciation of currency

f)  Fiscal stimulus may involve deficit spending and debt, which in turn could have a negative effect on the exchange rat

 


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