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What is the national budget

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A national budget is an annual written plan of planned expenditure and revenue for the coming year it help to achieve goals

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Current expedition definition

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Current expenditure: Money spent by the government on a regular or ongoing basis.
The majority of government current expenditure involves day-to-day spending on essential public services, including health, education, security,

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What increase happened in current expenditure in the 2024 national budget

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Increase in social welfare payments e.g pension and supporting refugees from Ukraine was given 2.5 billion

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What was the opportunity cost from the national budget

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Because money was given to social welfare they could have used that money to improve healthcare systems e.g new hospitals

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Budget surplus definition

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If planned revenue is expected to be greater than planned expenditure, the government will have a budget surplus.

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Budget deficit definition

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A budget deficit is when planned expenditure is higher than planned revenue

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Inflation definition

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Inflation is a sustained increase in the general level of prices of goods and services from one year to the next.

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Impact of inflation on consumers

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Inflation reduces the purchasing (buying)
power of money. Higher prices means that consumers will not be able to buy as many goods and services, which will result in a lower standard of living.

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Impact of inflation for businesses

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Workers may demand wage increases so that they can afford the same amount of goods and services as they did before inflation.
This is called a cost of living increase. This will increase business costs and will result in lower profits or higher prices. If the wage increase is not paid, workers may go on strike.

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What is the measure on inflation

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Consumer Price Index

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Interest rates definition

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Interest rates are the cost of borrowing money expressed as a percentage of the amount borrowed or they are the reward for money saved.

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Definition for economic growth

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Economic growth occurs when there is an increase in the quantity of goods and services produced in an economy from one year to the next. It is measured by year-on-year changes in GNP

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National income definition

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National income is the total value of all new goods and services produced within a country in a year.

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Name 2 right of employees

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Receive a written contract of employment
Receive at least minimum wage-fair days pay for fair days worked

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Name 2 responsibilities of employees

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Follow workplace rules and safety instructions
Attend all training provided by the business

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2 Rights of employers

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Hire suitable staff for their business
Dismiss dishonest or unsuitable staff

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2 responsibilities of employers

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Give employees a written contract of employment
Pay agreed wages pay at least minimum wage

18
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Trade union definition

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Trade Unions are organisations that represent workers in their workplace. They are set up to protect workers in their disputes with management. Common Trade Unions include the Irish Congress of Trade Unions and SIPTU.

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Industrial relations definition

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Relationship between managers and workers in an organisation is known as industrial relations

20
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4 Reasons for industrial disputes

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Pay
Working conditions
Discrimination
Promotion

21
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Difference between financial, cultural and social enterprise

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Financials goal is to make profit e.g McDonald’s. A culturale goal is to promote arts,heritage,traditional sports and music e.g GAA . A socials goal is to help people and community e.g Peter Mcvery trust

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Impact of an organisation on a local community

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Organisation can contribute to local community include volunteering, providing donations, and participating in local events