Zusammenfassung der Ressource
BUDGETARY POLICY
- Budgetary Policy
- Aims
- Low inflation
- Equitable distribution of income
- Economic Growth and Full employment
- External stability
- Main Elements
- Budget revenues (Receipts)
- Taxes
- Budget Expenses (outlays)
- Welfare
- Education
- Health
- Non-Tax revenue
- Federal Budget Revenue
- Direct Tax
- Company Tax
- PAYG
- Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT)
- Capital Gains Tax (CGT)
- Superannuation Tax
- Medicare levy
- Indirect Tax
- Excise Duty Tax
- Carbon Tax
- Tariffs
- Goods and Services Tax (GST)
- Non-tax revenue
- Government Business enterprises (GBE)
- Federal Budget Expenses
- Welfare
- Health
- Defence
- Education
- Transport
- General Public Services
- Budget Deficit
- Overseas borrowing
- NFD
- Borrow from the RBA
- Borrow from the Australian Public
- Budget Surplus
- Repay Debt
- Save with the RBA
- Special savings fund
- Futures fund
- Stabilisers
- Automatic
- WITHOUT Treasurer deliberately
changing
- PAYG
- GST
- Discretionary
- WITH Treasurer deliberately
changing
- PAYG- Bracket shift
- Company Tax
- Budget Headline Balance
- Includes Volatile events
- Budget Underlying Balance
- Excludes Volatile events
- Government stance
- Expansionary
- Loosen Policies- Increased
economic growth
- Contractionary
- Tighten Policies- Decreased
economic growth
- Neutral
- Effectivness
- Advantages
- Targets all Goals
- Disadvantages
- Long Lag time
- Pro-cyical
- Political