Elasticity, policy and market failure
Write your reasoning, then compare it with the indicative marking points. Check your own exam-board specification for required coverage.
- Elasticity
- Policy
- Market failure
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Economics
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Topics & subtopics
Markets and policy evaluation
Original application practice with worked explanations and indicative self-marking points. Not an official exam paper or a board-specific assessment.
- Market outcomes
- Policy intervention
- Evaluation
Scarcity and resource allocation
Original, unofficial practice. Evaluative marking points are indicative: credit equivalent justified arguments, one point per distinct criterion, without double counting.
- Opportunity cost
- Production frontiers
- Economic systems
Demand, supply and elasticities
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- Equilibrium
- Price elasticity
- Cross elasticity
Externalities and public goods
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- External costs
- Public goods
- Policy instruments
Firms, costs and competition
Original, unofficial practice. Evaluative marking points are indicative: credit equivalent justified arguments, one point per distinct criterion, without double counting.
- Cost and profit
- Market power
- Contestability
National income and aggregate demand
Original, unofficial practice. Evaluative marking points are indicative: credit equivalent justified arguments, one point per distinct criterion, without double counting.
- GDP measurement
- Multiplier
- Output gaps
Inflation, employment and stability
Original, unofficial practice. Evaluative marking points are indicative: credit equivalent justified arguments, one point per distinct criterion, without double counting.
- Price indices
- Unemployment types
- Policy trade-offs
Fiscal, monetary and supply policies
Original, unofficial practice. Evaluative marking points are indicative: credit equivalent justified arguments, one point per distinct criterion, without double counting.
- Fiscal balance
- Transmission mechanisms
- Supply reform
Trade, exchange rates and development
Original, unofficial practice. Evaluative marking points are indicative: credit equivalent justified arguments, one point per distinct criterion, without double counting.
- Comparative advantage
- Exchange rates
- Development strategies
Structured progression
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Connect concepts and apply them in exam-style contexts.
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Tackle advanced reasoning and multi-step questions.
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02Markets and policy evaluation
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03Scarcity and resource allocation
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04Demand, supply and elasticities
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05Externalities and public goods
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06Firms, costs and competition
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07National income and aggregate demand
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08Inflation, employment and stability
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09Fiscal, monetary and supply policies
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10Trade, exchange rates and development
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