Annual Budget

Lead to a movement along the supply curve

Shift the demand curve

Shift the supply curve

Lead to an extension of supply

Current Expenditure

Development Expenditure

Tax Revenue

Both A and B

Monetary terms.

Physical units.

Monetary and/or physical units.

None of these

Domestic interest rates fall

There is an increase in demand for imports

There is an increase in demand for exports

There is an increase in the balance of payments deficit

Just-in-time (J-I-T)

Economic order quantity (EOQ)

Optimized production technology

First in, first out (FIFO)

Past levels of income

Future expected profits

Present national income levels

Historic data

Opening balance of cash plus cash inflows

Cash inflows plus cash outflows

Profits less expenses

Cash inflows less cash outflows

Nominal wages have risen less than inflation

Nominal wages have risen at the same rate as inflation

Nominal wages have risen more than inflation

Nominal wages have risen less than unemployment

Comparative advantage

Comparative scale

Economies of advantage

Production possibility advantage

0.0714

0.147

0.174

None of these