Structural Reforms Definition

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Structural reform policies are:

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Structural reform policies are:

  1. Short-term measures to control inflation
  2. Long-term measures aimed at improving efficiency and international competitiveness — Correct Answer
  3. Measures to increase government spending
  4. Policies for agricultural subsidies only
Explanation:
Correct Answer Explanation

Structural reform policies are long-term measures aimed at improving efficiency of the economy and increasing its international competitiveness.

Key Points:
  • They remove rigidities in various segments of the economy.
  • In contrast, stabilisation measures are short-term, correcting balance of payments and inflation.

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