Labour has big growth plans, but how is the UK economy faring?

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  • To be able to explain the concept of output gaps in an economy
  • To be able to understand the impact of monetary policy on economic growth
  • To be able to explain the impact of industrial action on GDP numbers
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Labour has big growth plans, but how is the UK economy faring?
Can the UK economy rise? (Pexels/Manual Man/John Smith)

Economies are usually regarded as having a trend rate of GDP growth; a level above the trend rate is expected to lead to inflation, while a level below trend for a persistent period of time is disinflationary and might be expected to lead to recession.

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