Strategies 4
Market based supply-side policies
They can be used as a development strategy when the government allows the market to facilitate economic development in an ELDC.
- Encouraging export promotion strategy through liberalized free trade
- Decreasing direct taxation on individuals and business to increases motivations
- Privatization of key domestic industries to improve productive efficiency
- Deregulation of markets to encourage competition
AD
- Creating greater efficiency
- Free trade – lower price – welfare gains for consumer
- Lower rate of tax – increases consumption and investment
- Deregulation & low business tax – attract foreign investment
DIS
- Deregulation – market failure
- Cut taxes – widening income inequalities
- Free trade – increase foreign competition – business failure
Interventionist policies
Where government is actively involved in the economy through its own expenditure and activities to facilitate economic development in ELDC.
- Investment in infrastructures
- Improving human capital
- Mange the distribution of income
- State provision of merit and public good
AD
- Increase potential output
- Achieving socially efficient output
DIS
- Excessive bureaucracy corruption and inefficient management
- Opportunity cost
- Interest repayment + raising taxes
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