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AT – Nov 2024 – L3 – Q4b – Crowding Out Effect in Fiscal Policy

Explain the concept of ‘Crowding Out’ in fiscal policy, using relevant examples.

Expansionary Fiscal Policy has been criticised on the grounds that it can lead to ‘Crowding Out’.

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Explain with appropriate examples what is meant by ‘Crowding Out’ as used under Fiscal Policy.

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TF – May 2018 – L3 – Q1c – Tax planning

Explain automatic stabilizers and discretionary fiscal policies.

The decision to change the level, composition, or timing of government expenditure or to vary the burden, the structure, or frequency of tax payment is a fiscal policy. Fiscal policies could be automatic stabilizers or discretionary.

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Explain automatic stabilizers and discretionary fiscal policies.
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AT – Nov 2024 – L3 – Q4b – Crowding Out Effect in Fiscal Policy

Explain the concept of ‘Crowding Out’ in fiscal policy, using relevant examples.

Expansionary Fiscal Policy has been criticised on the grounds that it can lead to ‘Crowding Out’.

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Explain with appropriate examples what is meant by ‘Crowding Out’ as used under Fiscal Policy.

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TF – May 2018 – L3 – Q1c – Tax planning

Explain automatic stabilizers and discretionary fiscal policies.

The decision to change the level, composition, or timing of government expenditure or to vary the burden, the structure, or frequency of tax payment is a fiscal policy. Fiscal policies could be automatic stabilizers or discretionary.

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Explain automatic stabilizers and discretionary fiscal policies.
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