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A-LevelEconomicsMarket StructuresOct/Nov 2018

A-LevelEconomicsLabour MarketsOct/Nov 2018

Discuss how economic theory analyses wage rate determination. Consider if the theory can be used to explain the fact that the highest pay is often ...

A-LevelEconomicsUnemploymentOct/Nov 2018

A-LevelEconomicsMonetary PolicyOct/Nov 2018

A-LevelEconomicsDevelopment EconomicsOct/Nov 2018

The Kuznets curve was based upon empirical evidence and it supports the hypothesis that as an economy develops, market forces first increase income...

A-LevelEconomicsBasic Economic IdeasOct/Nov 2019

What is correct about scarcity?

A-LevelEconomicsBasic Economic IdeasOct/Nov 2019

Which labels might be used on a production possibility curve diagram?

A-LevelEconomicsBasic Economic IdeasOct/Nov 2019

A good’s defining quality is that its consumption by one person prevents its consumption by someone else. How is this good classified?

A-LevelEconomicsBasic Economic IdeasOct/Nov 2019

Which is a normative economic statement?

A-LevelEconomicsDemand and SupplyOct/Nov 2019

The price of a ticket for an international athletics tournament was $50. All tickets were sold. Which area on the diagram represents consumer surpl...

A-LevelEconomicsDemand and SupplyOct/Nov 2019

Market demand curves normally slope downwards. They may also shift from D₁ to either D2 or D3. What would cause a movement along D₁ for good X and ...

A-LevelEconomicsDemand and SupplyOct/Nov 2019

What is not a function of the price mechanism?

A-LevelEconomicsGovernment InterventionOct/Nov 2019

A government introduces a maximum price above the market price. What will be the effect on consumer and producer surplus?

A-LevelEconomicsDemand and SupplyOct/Nov 2019

The diagram shows the market for air travel in Asia. The initial market equilibrium is at X. What will be the new equilibrium if the price of aviat...

A-LevelEconomicsDemand and SupplyOct/Nov 2019

A government increased a specific tax on shoes. The resulting increase in the price of shoes was paid mainly by the consumer and not by the produce...

A-LevelEconomicsGovernment InterventionOct/Nov 2019

The diagram shows supply and demand for a good. The original equilibrium is X. What will be the new equilibrium if subsidies are given to firms for...

A-LevelEconomicsDemand and SupplyOct/Nov 2019

The diagram shows the market for a normal good. What is likely to cause both demand and supply curves to shift to the right? [Figure 12]

A-LevelEconomicsDemand and SupplyOct/Nov 2019

The diagrams relate to the markets for four different products. In which market would a 10% decrease in demand and simultaneously a 10% increase in...

A-LevelEconomicsGovernment InterventionOct/Nov 2019

The diagram shows three possible tax schemes. What can be concluded about these tax schemes? [Figure 15]

A-LevelEconomicsGovernment Intervention in MarketsOct/Nov 2019

The diagram shows an initial market equilibrium for an agricultural product of $6 and 800 units. How much will the government have to spend to incr...

A-LevelEconomicsGovernment Macroeconomic PoliciesOct/Nov 2019

The table identifies items of government annual spending. What is the total government expenditure on transfer payments?

A-LevelEconomicsElasticityOct/Nov 2019

A subsidy is given to the producers of a good with perfectly elastic demand. What will be the outcome?

A-LevelEconomicsBalance of PaymentsOct/Nov 2019

'Primary income' and 'secondary income' are components of the current account of the balance of payments. What do these represent?

A-LevelEconomicsAggregate Demand and Aggregate SupplyOct/Nov 2019

The diagram shows the original aggregate demand curve, AD1, and original aggregate supply curve, AS1. The original equilibrium is at X. What would ...

A-LevelEconomicsInternational TradeOct/Nov 2019

What is not an example of protectionism?

A-LevelEconomicsInflation and DeflationOct/Nov 2019

The table shows the annual percentage increases in a country’s consumer prices index (CPI). Which statement is correct?

A-LevelEconomicsInternational TradeOct/Nov 2019

The table indicates the factor inputs required to produce wheat and cars in countries X and Y. What makes it possible for both countries to benefit...

A-LevelEconomicsAggregate Demand and Aggregate SupplyOct/Nov 2019

In February 2016 the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) urged major economies such as the US and Japan to increase govern...

A-LevelEconomicsBalance of PaymentsOct/Nov 2019

A foreign government pays a UK university to educate its students. How would this be recorded on the balance of payments current account of the UK?

A-LevelEconomicsInternational TradeOct/Nov 2019

The tables show changes over a period in the average prices of a country’s exports and imports. They are expressed as index numbers, with year 0 as...

A-LevelEconomicsExchange RatesOct/Nov 2019

Which aim would be consistent with a government’s decision to buy its own currency in foreign exchange markets?

A-LevelEconomicsBalance of PaymentsOct/Nov 2019

Which policy would assist in reducing a deficit within the balance of payments?

A-LevelEconomicsBalance of PaymentsOct/Nov 2019

An economy’s current account on the balance of payments is in surplus. The exchange rate is revalued by the government. Assume the Marshall-Lerner ...

A-LevelEconomicsMoney and BankingOct/Nov 2019

India has a vast informal economy, where products and labour are exchanged for cash without official records, so that the authorities cannot easily...

A-LevelEconomicsDemand and SupplyOct/Nov 2019

A-LevelEconomicsMarket Failure and Government InterventionOct/Nov 2019

A-LevelEconomicsAggregate Demand and Aggregate SupplyOct/Nov 2019

A-LevelEconomicsInternational Trade and FinanceOct/Nov 2019

Ethiopia to develop through infrastructure investment Extract 1: Ethiopia economic overview With 99.4 million people, Ethiopia has the second larg...

A-LevelEconomicsMarket Equilibrium and EfficiencyOct/Nov 2019

A-LevelEconomicsElasticityOct/Nov 2019

A-LevelEconomicsInternational Trade and FinanceOct/Nov 2019

A-LevelEconomicsMacroeconomics - Economic Indicators & PerformanceOct/Nov 2019

BRIC is a term referring to the economies of Brazil, Russia, India and China. It originated from Jim O'Neill of Goldman Sachs who predicted that th...

A-LevelEconomicsMicroeconomics - Market Failure & Government InterventionOct/Nov 2019

It has been reported that the world demand for chocolate is increasing at a time when the supply of cocoa beans, the raw ingredient required to pro...

A-LevelEconomicsMacroeconomics - Aggregate Demand & SupplyOct/Nov 2019

In March 2017, the Indian government announced a new five year programme of investment in the country's nationalised railway system.

A-LevelEconomicsMacroeconomics - International Trade & Balance of PaymentsOct/Nov 2019

A-LevelEconomicsMarket FailureOct/Nov 2019

Which situation would indicate the presence of an externality? A Producers' actions cause a shortage of a particular good. B Private motorists cont...

A-LevelEconomicsMarket FailureOct/Nov 2019

Building a hospital has a social cost of $200 million. The social benefit is $240 million; external benefit is $150 million. What can be concluded ...

A-LevelEconomicsTheory of the FirmOct/Nov 2019

A firm produces good X and good Y when the marginal product of both labour and capital is diminishing. The table shows the marginal products at a g...

A-LevelEconomicsConsumer TheoryOct/Nov 2019

What is equal at all points along an indifference curve for an individual consumer? A marginal expenditure B marginal utility C total expenditure D...

A-LevelEconomicsConsumer TheoryOct/Nov 2019

The diagram shows the total utility of a good for an individual consumer. Marginal utility gives a guide to the price a consumer is willing to pay....

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