Figure 14.2 shows that the level of social benefits (e.g., unemployment benefits, retirement benefits and income support
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Figure 14.2 shows that the level of social benefits (e.g., unemployment benefits, retirement benefits and income support) varies hugely across countries. Why might this be so? Consider whether differences in the degree of inequality of pre-tax incomes might be a factor"
Should governments force people to be in school? Why or why not?
Should there be limits on the size of budget deficit that a country can run?
Additionally, show what would happen to the aggregate demand/aggregate supply graph if the government were to engage in fiscal policy that involves increasing taxes and decreasing government spending.
Then, show what would happen to the aggregate demand/aggregate supply graph if the government were to engage in fiscal policy that involves decreasing taxes and increasing government spending.
Should governments force people to be in school? Why or why not?
Should there be limits on the size of budget deficit that a country can run?
Additionally, show what would happen to the aggregate demand/aggregate supply graph if the government were to engage in fiscal policy that involves increasing taxes and decreasing government spending.
Then, show what would happen to the aggregate demand/aggregate supply graph if the government were to engage in fiscal policy that involves decreasing taxes and increasing government spending.