The Domestic Economy and Government Policy
Business · 6th Year · The Macroeconomic and International Environment · 4.º Período

The Domestic Economy and Government Policy

Students analyze the role of the Irish government in regulating and supporting business. They explore how fiscal and monetary policies influence the domestic economic climate.

NCCA Curriculum SpecificationsNCCA Leaving Certificate Business Syllabus - Section 5.1NCCA Leaving Certificate Economics Specification - Strand 4.1

About This Topic

Students analyze the role of the Irish government in regulating and supporting business. They explore how fiscal and monetary policies influence the domestic economic climate.

Key Questions

  1. How does government expenditure affect local businesses?
  2. What is the impact of inflation on consumer purchasing power?
  3. How do state agencies support enterprise in Ireland?

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