| A | B |
|---|
| Privatising many public services | Supply side policy. |
| Increasing all taxes | Fiscal policy |
| Cutting government spending | Fiscal policy |
| Providing money for research into new production methods. | Supply side policy. |
| Helping move firms to regions of high unemployment. | Supply side policy. |
| Lowering interest rates to encourage borrowing. | Monetary policy |
| Reducing the value of your currency. | Exchange rate policy |
| Increasing aid to underdeveloped countries. | Foreign aid policy |
| Giving grants to firms to help them employ more workers. | Fiscal policy |
| Increasing government borrowing. | Fiscal policy |
| Increasing taxes on foreign firms in your country. | Fiscal policy |
| Encouraging people to invest in domestic firms. | Monetary policy |
| Increasing interest rates to discourage borrowing. | Monetary policy |
| Reducing taxes on profits to encourage foreign firms to your country. | Supply side policy. |
| Raising the value of your currency. | Exchange rate policy |
| Reducing all taxes. | Fiscal policy |
| Increasing spending on schools, hospitals, pensions, etc. | Fiscal policy |
| Reducing government borrowing | Fiscal policy |
| increasing business support for training schemes | Supply side policy. |
| Placing tariffs on all imports. | Fiscal policy |
| Cutting welfare benefits. | Fiscal policy |
| Passing laws to outlaw restrictive practices. | Competition policy. |
| Increasing 'green' taxes to reduce pollution. | Environmental policy |
| introducing a minimum wage for low-paid workers. | Employment policy. |
| Cutting subsidies paid to large farms. | Fiscal policy |
