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3 years ago

URGENT!! ECONOMICS

Business

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zysi [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

Evaluating economic performance means measuring how well the economy has one.

The purpose for appraising or measuring economic performance is because one cannot manage what one cannot measure.

Explanation:

Some of the metrics for measuring economic performance are:

GDP/Capita
Inflation Rate
Rate of Unemployment
External Reserves
Real disposable incomes
Human development index

All of these factors can be influenced using either Fiscal of Monetary tools and government policies.

The extent to which each tool is deployed depends on the result from the performance evaluation.

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