O Levels Economics (2281)•2281/13/O/N/21

Explanation
Supply-Side Policies Focus on Long-Run Growth
Steps:
- Recall that supply-side policies target the supply of goods and services, not demand.
- Identify their primary goal: boosting productive capacity through incentives like tax cuts or deregulation.
- Evaluate each option against this goal to find the match.
- Confirm B aligns with increasing potential output over time.
Why B is correct:
- Supply-side policies enhance the economy's long-run aggregate supply curve by improving productivity and efficiency, as per the AS-AD model.
Why the others are wrong:
- A: These policies target aggregate supply, not demand, which is the focus of demand-side measures.
- C: They address structural unemployment long-term, not cyclical tied to demand fluctuations.
- D: Effects occur in the long run by altering production factors, not short-term stabilization.
Final answer: B
Topic: Supply-side policy
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