Explain how a tax cut effects employment, labor productivity, and potential GDP
What will be an ideal response?
A tax cut increases the incentive to work thereby increasing the labor supply and employment. A tax cut also increases the incentive to save and invest thereby increasing the quantity of capital which in turn increases productivity. These two items, increased employment and increased labor productivity, both result in an increase in potential GDP.
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All of the following are regulatory agencies EXCEPT
A) the National Rifle Association. B) the Environmental Protection Agency. C) the Food and Drug Administration. D) the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
If output rises, then income
a. drops by an equal amount b. remains stable c. rises twice as fast as output d. rises slowly e. rises by an equal amount