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1.1.1 Introduction to economics
Microeconomics,
Macroeconomics,
Social science
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1.1.2 The basic economic problem
Basic economic problem,
What is assumed with the basic ec...,
Consumers seek to maximise
11
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1.1.3 Factors of production
Product,
Production,
Productivity
9
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1.1.4 Opportunity cost
What is opportunity cost,
What are some of the problems wit...,
What is a free good
5
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1.1.5 Production Possibility Frontiers (PPF)
Opportunity cost,
Opportunity cost,
Potential growth
16
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1.1.6 Free market economies, mixed economy and command economy
What type of economy is the uk,
What is a command economy,
What is a free market economy
19
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1.1.7 Specialisation and the division of labour
Specialisation,
Examples of specialisation global...,
Examples of specialisation global...
24
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1.2.1 Behavioural economics and rational decision making
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What does rational decision makin...,
What is marginal utility
12
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1.2.2 The Demand Curve
What is demand,
What is a market,
How is price determined by the ma...
19
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1.2.3 Price, income and cross elasticities of demand
Price elasticity of demand ped,
Price elastic demand,
Price elastic demand
34
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1.2.4 The Supply Curve
What is supply,
What does the supply curve show,
What is movement along the supply...
16
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1.2.5 Price elasticity of supply
Price elasticity of supply,
Determinants of,
Capacity determinants of pes
18
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1.2.6 Price determination
What is a market,
How is price determined in the ma...,
At the equilibrium price what hap...
3
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1.2.7 Price mechanism
What are the conditions for a com...,
How do consumers and producers ac...,
What is the main way of allocatin...
13
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1.2.8 Consumer and producer surplus
What is consumer surplus,
Give an example of consumer surplus,
Producer surplus
13
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1.3.1 Types of market failure
Market failure,
What are the two types of market ...,
What is an example of total marke...
5
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1.3.2 Externalities
Externalities,
What are positive externalities,
What are negative externalities
19
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1.3.3 Merit and demerit goods
Merit goods,
Examples of merit goods,
Why do merit goods tend to be uyn...
9
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1.3.4 Public goods
Public goods,
Non rivalry,
Non excludability
11
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1.3.4 Imperfect information
Symmetric information,
What is assumed in competitive ma...,
Asymmetric information
7
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1.4.1 Taxation
Forms of government intervention,
What are the two types of taxes,
Direct taxes
16
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1.4.2 Subsidies
Subsidies,
What do subsidies do to the suppl...,
Give an example of where a govern...
6
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1.4.3 Maximum and minimum prices
Maximum prices price ceiling,
What is the main reason why price...,
How do maximum prices affect supp...
14
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1.4.4 State provision of goods and privatisation
Privatisation,
What does privatisation cover,
Advantages of privatiastion
10
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1.4.5 Regulation
What is regulation,
What can regulation be used to do,
What happens if firms or individu...
11
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1.4.6 Provision of information
Why do governments try to improve...,
Examples of government provided i...,
How does government provision of ...
8
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1.4.7 Other forms of government intervention
Cap and trade scheme,
Define tradeable,
Define permit
13
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1.4.8 Government failure
Government failure,
Examples of government failure,
Administrative costs as a cause o...
15
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