HSC Study

HSC Topic Four - Economic Policies and Management

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Lessons

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What the syllabus asks

Examine economic issues

  • analyse the opportunity cost of government decisions in addressing specific economic problems or issues

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  • investigate structural changes in the Australian economy resulting from microeconomic policies

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  • apply economic theory to explain how a government could address an economic problem or issue in hypothetical situations

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  • analyse alternative ways to finance a budget deficit

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Apply economic skills

  • explain how governments are restricted in their ability to simultaneously achieve economic objectives

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  • use (simple) multiplier analysis to explain how governments can solve economic problems

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  • identify limitations of the effectiveness of economic policies

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  • explain the impact of key economic policies on an economy

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  • propose and evaluate alternative policies to address an economic problem in hypothetical and the contemporary Australian contexts

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  • explain, using economic theory, the general effects of macroeconomic and microeconomic policies on an economy

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  • select an appropriate policy mix to address a specific economic problem.

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Economic objectives in relation to:

  • economic growth and quality of life

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  • full employment

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  • price stability

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  • external stability

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  • environmental sustainability

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  • distribution of income

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Potential conflicts among objectives

  • Potential conflicts among objectives

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Macroeconomic policies

  • rationale for macroeconomic policies - stabilisation and shifts in aggregate demand

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Fiscal policy

  • Federal Government budgets and budget outcomes

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  • effects of budgetary changes on resource use, income distribution and economic activity

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  • methods of financing deficits

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  • use of a surplus

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Monetary policy

  • purpose of monetary policy

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  • implementation of monetary policy by the Reserve Bank of Australia

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  • impact of changes in interest rates on economic activity and the exchange rate

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Microeconomic policies

  • rationale for microeconomic policies including shifts in aggregate supply, efficiency

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  • effects of microeconomic policies on individual product and factor markets, individual industries and the economy

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  • regulation and deregulation - competition policy

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Labour market policies

  • role of national and state systems

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  • the national system for determining

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    • minimum employment standards

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    • minimum wages

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    • awards

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    • enterprise agreements

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    • employment contracts for high income earners

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  • dispute resolution

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  • arguments for and against the use of centralised, decentralised and individualised methods of determining employment contracts

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  • education, training and employment programs

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National and global context for environmental management

  • regulations

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  • market-based policies

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  • targets

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  • international agreements

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Limitations of economic policies

  • time lags

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  • global influences

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  • political constraints

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Policy responses and their effects in dealing with the economic objectives

  • economic growth and quality of life

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  • full employment

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  • price stability

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  • external stability

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  • distribution of income

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  • environmental sustainability.

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Wording is the official syllabus, read from the NESA document by a parser. The full document.