ACCA P5 Advance Performance Management
Policy is described in the Concise Oxford dictionary as a course or general plan of action to be adopted by government, party, person etc
Policy is described in the Concise Oxford dictionary as a course or general plan of action to be adopted by government, party, person etc
Policy – Policy Areas
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Environmental/Green Policy - Environmental protection – concern over environmental costs
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Fiscal Policy - Public expenditure levels - concern
with revenue and expenditure of government. Refers to budgetary policy of the
government.
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Fiscal Policy - Taxation levels
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Supply side policies are widely anti-regulatoryE.g. Wage regulation: prevents the labor market from achieving full employment
- Supply side policy includes any policy that improves an economy’s productive
potential and its ability to produce. There are several individual actions that
a government can take to improve supply-side performance.
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Monetary Policy - Exchange rates – Monetary
policy concerns with cost of finance and supply and availability of money.
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Monetary Policy - Interest rates
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Consumers and workers Policy – Health and Safety
Issues
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Competition Policy - Restrictive practices - The
European Commission ensures that European competition policy is implemented.
The legislation is contained in Article 101 of the Treaty on the Functioning of
the European Union (1958). The main areas of legislation include rules on antitrust, mergers, cartels, and State aid.
Legislation
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Regulation
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Form or draft of a proposed statute presented to a
legislature, but not yet enacted or passed and
made law (Dictionary.com)
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Guidelines from agencies designed to help implement and
interpret laws passed by Congress
(Administration Procedure Act)
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To address a social or economic need or problem by
changing the law
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To lay out rules and procedures to follow when
implementing programs to comply with the law
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Labour Legislation
Consumer Protection Legislation
Company Legislation
Trade Legislation
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Manuals
Guidelines
Circulars
Notifications
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Self-Regulation vs Government Regulation: Self-regulation is voluntary layout of rules
and procedures by organisation association and union to control and overview
the activities of their members. Government regulation is mandatory guidelines
for implementation which is overviewed and controlled through various
government and public agencies.
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