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Macroeconomics National income, economic growth and government policy at HL depth.
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7 In an economy, the marginal propensity to consume (MPC) is 0.75, with no taxes or imports to consider. (a) Calculate the value of the multiplier. (b) If planned investment rises by $20m, calculate the resulting change in equilibrium national income. ✓ Reviewed Paper 2 style Easy 3 marks Calculator + 8 Marking analysis: A learner attempts the following task: “In an economy, the marginal propensity to consume (MPC) is 0.75, with no taxes or imports to consider. (a) Calculate the value of the multiplier. (b) If planned investment rises by $20m, calculate the resulting change in equilibrium national income.” Their response addresses only this point: “Uses the multiplier formula k = 1/(1 − MPC).” Evaluate the response against the complete 3-mark task. Identify what earns credit and state every additional requirement needed for full marks. ✓ Reviewed Marking analysis Easy 3 marks Calculator + 23 Economic development is sometimes measured using a single indicator, such as GNI per capita, and sometimes using a composite indicator, such as the Human Development Index (HDI), which combines income, education and health statistics. (a) Distinguish between a single indicator and a composite indicator of development. (b) Explain one limitation of relying solely on GNI per capita to assess a country's level of development. ✓ Reviewed Paper 1 style Easy 3 marks No calculator + 24 Marking analysis: A learner attempts the following task: “Economic development is sometimes measured using a single indicator, such as GNI per capita, and sometimes using a composite indicator, such as the Human Development Index (HDI), which combines income, education and health statistics. (a) Distinguish between a single indicator and a composite indicator of development. (b) Explain one limitation of relying solely on GNI per capita to assess a country's level of development.” Their response addresses only this point: “States that a single indicator, such as GNI per capita, measures development using one statistic, whereas a composite indicator combines multiple statistics into a single index.” Evaluate the response against the complete 3-mark task. Identify what earns credit and state every additional requirement needed for full marks. ✓ Reviewed Marking analysis Easy 3 marks No calculator + Self-assessed 0 / 0
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