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- 1.1Sample Notes + Written Material For Contents of The Syllabus: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Fundamental Economic Problem Of Scarcity
- 1.2Sample Notes + Written Material For Contents of The Syllabus: The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Meaning Of National Income
- 1.3Sample Video Lectures For The Content: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Fundamental Economic Problem Of Scarcity
- 1.4Sample Video Lectures For The Content: The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Meaning Of National Income
- 1.5Sample Quizzes For Preparation: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Fundamental Economic Problem Of Scarcity
- 1.6Sample Quizzes For Preparation: The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Meaning Of National Income
- 1.7Sample Cheat Sheets: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Fundamental Economic Problem Of Scarcity
- 1.8Sample Cheat Sheets: The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Meaning Of National Income
- 1.9Sample Practice Questions/ Practice Exams: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Fundamental Economic Problem Of Scarcity
- 1.10Sample Practice Questions/ Practice Exams: The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Meaning Of National Income
- 1.11Sample Extra Section Graph Guide: Basic Economic Diagrams (Foundations): Production Possibility Curve (PPC): Scarcity, Choice and Opportunity Cost
- 1.12Sample Extra Section Graph Guide: Market Failure and Government Intervention: Social Cost, Private Cost and Social Benefit Diagram
- 1.13Sample Paper Pattern/ Paper Preparation/ Techniques To Attempt The Paper/ Common Mistakes To Avoid: Understanding the Paper Structure (Foundation): Understanding the AS Economics Paper Structure (Paper 1 vs Paper 2)
- 1.14Sample Paper Pattern/ Paper Preparation/ Techniques To Attempt The Paper/ Common Mistakes To Avoid: Paper 2 Section B: Essay Writing Technique (Micro): Writing Strong Introductions That Actually Gain Marks
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- Notes + Written Material For Contents of The SyllabusNotes for Chapters + Written Resources Regarding The Content159
- 3.1Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Fundamental Economic Problem Of Scarcity
- 3.2Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Need To Make Choices At All Levels (Individuals, Firms, Governments)
- 3.3Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Nature And Definition Of Opportunity Cost, Arising From Choices
- 3.4Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Basic Questions Of Resource Allocation: What To Produce
- 3.5Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Basic Questions Of Resource Allocation: How To Produce
- 3.6Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Basic Questions Of Resource Allocation: For Whom To Produce
- 3.7Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Economic Methodology: Economics As A Social Science
- 3.8Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Economic Methodology: Positive And Normative Statements (The Distinction Between Facts And Value Judgements)
- 3.9Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Economic Methodology: Meaning Of The Term Ceteris Paribus
- 3.10Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Economic Methodology: Importance Of The Time Period (Short Run, Long Run, Very Long Run)
- 3.11Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Factors Of Production: Nature And Definition Of Factors Of Production: Land, Labour, Capital And Enterprise
- 3.12Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Factors Of Production: Difference Between Human Capital And Physical Capital
- 3.13Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Factors Of Production: Rewards To The Factors Of Production
- 3.14Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Factors Of Production: Division Of Labour And Specialisation
- 3.15Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Factors Of Production: Role Of The Entrepreneur In Contemporary Economies: Risk And Organisation Of The Other Factors Of Production
- 3.16Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Resource Allocation In Different Economic Systems: Decision-making In Market, Planned And Mixed Economies
- 3.17Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Resource Allocation In Different Economic Systems: Resource Allocation In These Economic Systems
- 3.18Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Production Possibility Curves: Nature And Meaning Of A Production Possibility Curve (Ppc)
- 3.19Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Production Possibility Curves: Shape Of The Ppc: Constant And Increasing Opportunity Costs
- 3.20Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Production Possibility Curves: Causes And Consequences Of Shifts In A Ppc
- 3.21Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Production Possibility Curves: Significance Of A Position Within A Ppc
- 3.22Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Classification Of Goods And Services: Nature And Definition Of Free Goods And Private Goods (Economic Goods)
- 3.23Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Classification Of Goods And Services: Nature And Definition Of Public Goods
- 3.24Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Classification Of Goods And Services: Nature And Definition Of Merit Goods: Under-consumption As A Result Of Imperfect Information In The Market
- 3.25Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Classification Of Goods And Services: Nature And Definition Of Demerit Goods: Over-consumption As A Result Of Imperfect Information In The Market
- 3.26The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Effective Demand
- 3.27The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Individual And Market Demand And Supply
- 3.28The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Determinants Of Demand
- 3.29The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Determinants Of Supply
- 3.30The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Causes Of A Shift In The Demand Curve (D)
- 3.31The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Causes Of A Shift In The Supply Curve (S)
- 3.32The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Distinction Between The Shift In The Demand Or Supply Curve And The Movement Along These Curves
- 3.33The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Definition Of Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand (Ped, Yed, Xed)
- 3.34The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Formulae For And Calculation Of Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand
- 3.35The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Significance Of Relative Percentage Changes, The Size And Sign Of The Coefficient Of: Price Elasticity Of Demand
- 3.36The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Significance Of Relative Percentage Changes, The Size And Sign Of The Coefficient Of: Income Elasticity Of Demand
- 3.37The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Significance Of Relative Percentage Changes, The Size And Sign Of The Coefficient Of: Cross Elasticity Of Demand
- 3.38The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Descriptions Of Elasticity Values: Perfectly Elastic, (Highly) Elastic, Unitary Elasticity, (Highly) Inelastic, Perfectly Inelastic
- 3.39The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Variation In Price Elasticity Of Demand Along The Length Of A Straight-line Demand Curve
- 3.40The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Factors Affecting: Price Elasticity Of Demand
- 3.41The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Factors Affecting: Income Elasticity Of Demand
- 3.42The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Factors Affecting: Cross Elasticity Of Demand
- 3.43The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Relationship Between Price Elasticity Of Demand And Total Expenditure On A Product
- 3.44The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Implications For Decision-making Of Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand
- 3.45The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity Of Supply: Definition Of Price Elasticity Of Supply (Pes)
- 3.46The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity Of Supply: Formula For And Calculation Of Price Elasticity Of Supply
- 3.47The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity Of Supply: Significance Of Relative Percentage Changes, The Size And Sign Of The Coefficient Of Price Elasticity Of Supply
- 3.48The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity Of Supply: Factors Affecting Price Elasticity Of Supply
- 3.49The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity Of Supply: Implications For Speed And Ease With Which Firms React To Changed Market Conditions
- 3.50The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Definition Of Market Equilibrium And Disequilibrium
- 3.51The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Effects Of Shifts In Demand And Supply Curves On Equilibrium Price And Quantity
- 3.52The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Relationships Between Different Markets: Joint Demand (Complements)
- 3.53The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Relationships Between Different Markets: Alternative Demand (Substitutes)
- 3.54The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Relationships Between Different Markets: Derived Demand
- 3.55The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Relationships Between Different Markets: Joint Supply
- 3.56The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Functions Of Price In Resource Allocation; Rationing, Signalling (Transmission Of Preferences) And Incentivising
- 3.57The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Consumer And Producer Surplus: Meaning And Significance Of Consumer Surplus
- 3.58The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Consumer And Producer Surplus: Meaning And Significance Of Producer Surplus
- 3.59The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Consumer And Producer Surplus: Causes Of Changes In Consumer And Producer Surplus
- 3.60The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Consumer And Producer Surplus: Significance Of Price Elasticity Of Demand And Of Supply In Determining The Extent Of These Changes
- 3.61Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Reasons For Government Intervention In Markets: Addressing The Non-provision Of Public Goods
- 3.62Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Reasons For Government Intervention In Markets: Addressing The Over-consumption Of Demerit Goods And The Under-consumption Of Merit Goods
- 3.63Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Reasons For Government Intervention In Markets: Controlling Prices In Markets
- 3.64Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Impact And Incidence Of Specific Indirect Taxes
- 3.65Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Impact And Incidence Of Subsidies
- 3.66Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Direct Provision Of Goods And Services
- 3.67Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Maximum And Minimum Prices
- 3.68Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Buffer Stock Schemes
- 3.69Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Provision Of Information
- 3.70Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Difference Between Income As A Flow Concept And Wealth As A Stock Concept
- 3.71Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Measuring Income And Wealth Inequality: Gini Coefficient (Calculation Not Required)
- 3.72Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Economic Reasons For Inequality Of Income And Wealth
- 3.73Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Policies To Redistribute Income And Wealth: Minimum Wage
- 3.74Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Policies To Redistribute Income And Wealth: Transfer Payments
- 3.75Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Policies To Redistribute Income And Wealth: Progressive Income Taxes, Inheritance And Capital Taxes
- 3.76Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Policies To Redistribute Income And Wealth: State Provision Of Essential Goods And Services
- 3.77The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Meaning Of National Income
- 3.78The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Measurement Of National Income: Gross Domestic Product (Gdp)
- 3.79The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Measurement Of National Income: Gross National Income (Gni)
- 3.80The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Measurement Of National Income: Net National Income (Nni)
- 3.81The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Adjustment Of Measures From Market Prices To Basic Prices
- 3.82The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Adjustment Of Measures From Gross Values To Net Values
- 3.83The Macroeconomy (As Level): Introduction To The Circular Flow Of Income: Circular Flow Of Income In A Closed Economy And An Open Economy: The Flow Of Income Between Households, Firms And Government And The International Economy
- 3.84The Macroeconomy (As Level): Introduction To The Circular Flow Of Income: Injections And Leakages (Multiplier Not Required)
- 3.85The Macroeconomy (As Level): Introduction To The Circular Flow Of Income: Equilibrium And Disequilibrium (Marginal And Average Propensities Not Required)
- 3.86The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Definition Of Aggregate Demand (Ad)
- 3.87The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Components Of Ad And Their Meanings: Ad = C + I + G + (X – M)
- 3.88The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Determinants Of Ad (Detailed Knowledge Of The Components Of Ad Is Not Required)
- 3.89The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Shape Of The Ad Curve (Downward Sloping)
- 3.90The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Causes Of A Shift In The Ad Curve
- 3.91The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Definition Of Aggregate Supply (As)
- 3.92The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Determinants Of As
- 3.93The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Shape Of The As Curve In The Short Run (Sras, Upward Sloping Line Or Sweeping Curve) And The Long Run (Lras, Either A Vertical Line Or In Three Sections – Highly Elastic, Upward Sloping, Vertical)
- 3.94The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Causes Of A Shift In The As Curve In The Short Run (Sras) And In The Long Run (Lras)
- 3.95The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Distinction Between A Movement Along And A Shift In Ad And As
- 3.96The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Establishment Of Equilibrium In The Ad/as Model And The Determination Of The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 3.97cThe Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Establishment Of Equilibrium In The Ad/as Model And The Determination Of The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 3.98The Macroeconomy (As Level): Economic Growth: Meaning Of Economic Growth
- 3.99The Macroeconomy (As Level): Economic Growth: Measurement Of Economic Growth
- 3.100The Macroeconomy (As Level): Economic Growth: Distinction Between Growth In Nominal Gdp And Real Gdp
- 3.101The Macroeconomy (As Level): Economic Growth: Causes Of Economic Growth
- 3.102The Macroeconomy (As Level): Economic Growth: Consequences Of Economic Growth
- 3.103The Macroeconomy (As Level): Unemployment: Meaning Of Unemployment
- 3.104The Macroeconomy (As Level): Unemployment: Measures Of Unemployment, With Reference To Possible Difficulties In Measurement
- 3.105The Macroeconomy (As Level): Unemployment: Causes And Types Of Unemployment: Frictional, Structural, Cyclical, Seasonal And Technological
- 3.106The Macroeconomy (As Level): Unemployment: Consequences Of Unemployment
- 3.107The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Definition Of Inflation, Deflation And Disinflation
- 3.108The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Measurement Of Changes In The Price Level: Consumer Price Index (Cpi)
- 3.109The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Measurement Of Changes In The Price Level: Possible Difficulties In Measurement
- 3.110The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Distinction Between Money Values (Nominal) And Real Data
- 3.111The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Causes Of Inflation: Cost-push And Demand-pull Inflation
- 3.112The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Consequences Of Inflation
- 3.113Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Government Macroeconomic Policy Objectives: Use Of Government Policy To Achieve Macroeconomic Objectives: Price Stability, Low Unemployment, Economic Growth (Policy Conflicts And Trade-offs Are Not Required)
- 3.114Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Meaning Of Government Budget
- 3.115Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Distinction Between A Government Budget Deficit And A Government Budget Surplus
- 3.116Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Meaning And Significance Of The National Debt
- 3.117Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Taxation: Types Of Taxes: Direct/indirect, Progressive/regressive/proportional
- 3.118Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Taxation: Rates Of Tax: Marginal And Average Rates Of Taxation (Mrt, Art)
- 3.119Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Taxation: Reasons For Taxation
- 3.120Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Government Spending: Types Of Spending: Capital (Investment) And Current
- 3.121Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Government Spending: Reasons For Government Spending
- 3.122Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Distinction Between Expansionary And Contractionary Fiscal Policy
- 3.123Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Ad/as Analysis Of The Impact Of Expansionary And Contractionary Fiscal Policy On The Equilibrium Level Of National Income And The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 3.124Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Monetary Policy: Definition Of Monetary Policy
- 3.125Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Monetary Policy: Tools Of Monetary Policy: Interest Rates, Money Supply And Credit Regulations
- 3.126Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Monetary Policy: Distinction Between Expansionary And Contractionary Monetary Policy
- 3.127Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Monetary Policy: Ad/as Analysis Of The Impact Of Expansionary And Contractionary Monetary Policy On The Equilibrium National Income And The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 3.128Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Supply-side Policy: Meaning Of Supply-side Policy, In Terms Of Its Effect On Lras Curves
- 3.129Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Supply-side Policy: Objectives Of Supply-side Policy: Increasing Productivity And Productive Capacity
- 3.130Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Supply-side Policy: Tools Of Supply-side Policy, For Example Training, Infrastructure Development, Support For Technological Improvement
- 3.131Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Supply-side Policy: Ad/as Analysis Of The Impact Of Supply-side Policy On The Equilibrium National Income And The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 3.132International Economic Issues (As Level): The Reasons For International Trade: Distinction Between Absolute And Comparative Advantage
- 3.133International Economic Issues (As Level): The Reasons For International Trade: Benefits Of Specialisation And Free Trade (Trade Liberalisation), Including The Trading Possibility Curve
- 3.134International Economic Issues (As Level): The Reasons For International Trade: Exports, Imports And The Terms Of Trade: Measurement Of The Terms Of Trade
- 3.135International Economic Issues (As Level): The Reasons For International Trade: Exports, Imports And The Terms Of Trade: Causes Of Changes In The Terms Of Trade
- 3.136International Economic Issues (As Level): The Reasons For International Trade: Exports, Imports And The Terms Of Trade: Impact Of Changes In The Terms Of Trade
- 3.137International Economic Issues (As Level): Limitations Of The Theories Of Absolute And Comparative Advantage
- 3.138International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Meaning Of Protectionism In The Context Of International Trade
- 3.139International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Different Tools Of Protection And Their Impact: Tariffs
- 3.140International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Different Tools Of Protection And Their Impact: Import Quotas
- 3.141International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Different Tools Of Protection And Their Impact: Export Subsidies
- 3.142International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Different Tools Of Protection And Their Impact: Embargoes
- 3.143International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Different Tools Of Protection And Their Impact: Excessive Administrative Burdens (‘red Tape’)
- 3.144International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Arguments For And Against Protectionism
- 3.145International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Components Of The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments:Current Account: Trade In Goods, Trade In Services, Primary Income And Secondary Income
- 3.146International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Components Of The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Definition Of Balance And Imbalances (Deficit And Surplus) In The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments
- 3.147International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Calculation Of: Balance Of Trade In Goods
- 3.148International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Calculation Of: Balance Of Trade In Services
- 3.149International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Calculation Of: Balance Of Trade In Goods And Services
- 3.150International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Calculation Of: Current Account Balance (Cab)
- 3.151International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Causes Of Imbalances In The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments
- 3.152International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Consequences Of Imbalances In The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments For The Domestic And External Economy
- 3.153International Economic Issues: Exchange Rates: Definition Of Exchange Rate
- 3.154International Economic Issues: Exchange Rates: Determination Of A Floating Exchange Rate
- 3.155International Economic Issues: Exchange Rates: Distinction Between Depreciation And Appreciation Of A Floating Exchange Rate
- 3.156International Economic Issues: Exchange Rates: Causes Of Changes In A Floating Exchange Rate: Demand And Supply Of The Currency
- 3.157International Economic Issues: Exchange Rates: Ad/as Analysis Of The Impact Of Exchange Rate Changes On The Domestic Economy’s Equilibrium National Income And The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 3.158International Economic Issues: Policies To Correct Imbalances In The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Government Policy Objective Of Stability Of The Current Account
- 3.159International Economic Issues: Policies To Correct Imbalances In The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Effect Of Fiscal, Monetary, Supply-side And Protectionist Policies On The Current Account
- Video Lectures For The ContentVideo Lectures Covering Course Content In Detail28
- 4.1Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost
- 4.2Economic Methodology
- 4.3Factors of Production
- 4.4Resource Allocation In Different Economic Systems
- 4.5Production Possibility Curves
- 4.6Classification of Goods And Services
- 4.7Demand And Supply Curves
- 4.8Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity of Demand
- 4.9Price Elasticity of Supply
- 4.10The Interaction of Demand And Supply
- 4.11Consumer And Producer Surplus
- 4.12Reasons For Government Intervention In Markets
- 4.13Methods And Effects of Government Intervention In Markets
- 4.14Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality
- 4.15National Income Statistics
- 4.16Introduction To The Circular Flow of Income
- 4.17Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis
- 4.18Economic Growth
- 4.19Unemployment
- 4.20Price Stability
- 4.21Fiscal Policy
- 4.22Government Macroeconomic Policy Objectives
- 4.23Supply-Side Policy
- 4.24The Reasons For International Trade
- 4.25Protectionism
- 4.26Current Account of The Balance of Payments
- 4.27Exchange Rates
- 4.28Policies To Correct Imbalances In The Current Account of The Balance of Payments
- QuizzesShort Quizzes To Auto-Test Your Knowledge of The Syllabus29
- 5.1Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.2Economic Methodology10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.3Factors of Production10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.4Resource Allocation In Different Economic Systems10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.5Production Possibility Curves10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.6Classification of Goods And Services10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.7Demand And Supply Curves10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.8Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity of Demand10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.9Price Elasticity of Supply10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.10The Interaction of Demand And Supply10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.11Consumer And Producer Surplus10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.12Reasons For Government Intervention In Markets10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.13Methods And Effects of Government Intervention In Markets10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.14Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.15National Income Statistics10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.16Introduction To The Circular Flow of Income10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.17Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.18Economic Growth10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.19Unemployment10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.20Price Stability10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.21Government Macroeconomic Policy Objectives10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.22Fiscal Policy10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.23Monetary Policy10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.24Supply-Side Policy10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.25The Reasons For International Trade10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.26Protectionism10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.27Current Account of The Balance of Payments10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.28Exchange Rates10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.29Policies To Correct Imbalances In The Current Account of The Balance of Payments10 Minutes0 Questions
- Quizzes For PreparationQuizzes With Detailed Explained Answers And Common Mistakes Discussed In Detail160
- 6.1Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Fundamental Economic Problem Of Scarcity
- 6.2Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Need To Make Choices At All Levels (Individuals, Firms, Governments)
- 6.3Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Nature And Definition Of Opportunity Cost, Arising From Choices
- 6.4Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Basic Questions Of Resource Allocation: What To Produce
- 6.5Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Basic Questions Of Resource Allocation: How To Produce
- 6.6Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Basic Questions Of Resource Allocation: For Whom To Produce
- 6.7Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Basic Questions Of Resource Allocation: For Whom To Produce
- 6.8Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Economic Methodology: Economics As A Social Science
- 6.9Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Economic Methodology: Positive And Normative Statements (The Distinction Between Facts And Value Judgements)
- 6.10Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Economic Methodology: Meaning Of The Term Ceteris Paribus
- 6.11Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Economic Methodology: Importance Of The Time Period (Short Run, Long Run, Very Long Run)
- 6.12Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Factors Of Production: Nature And Definition Of Factors Of Production: Land, Labour, Capital And Enterprise
- 6.13Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Factors Of Production: Difference Between Human Capital And Physical Capital
- 6.14Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Factors Of Production: Rewards To The Factors Of Production
- 6.15Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Factors Of Production: Division Of Labour And Specialisation
- 6.16Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Factors Of Production: Role Of The Entrepreneur In Contemporary Economies: Risk And Organisation Of The Other Factors Of Production
- 6.17Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Resource Allocation In Different Economic Systems: Decision-making In Market, Planned And Mixed Economies
- 6.18Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Resource Allocation In Different Economic Systems: Resource Allocation In These Economic Systems
- 6.19Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Production Possibility Curves: Nature And Meaning Of A Production Possibility Curve (Ppc)
- 6.20Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Production Possibility Curves: Shape Of The Ppc: Constant And Increasing Opportunity Costs
- 6.21Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Production Possibility Curves: Causes And Consequences Of Shifts In A Ppc
- 6.22Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Production Possibility Curves: Significance Of A Position Within A Ppc
- 6.23Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Classification Of Goods And Services: Nature And Definition Of Free Goods And Private Goods (Economic Goods)
- 6.24Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Classification Of Goods And Services: Nature And Definition Of Public Goods
- 6.25Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Classification Of Goods And Services: Nature And Definition Of Merit Goods: Under-consumption As A Result Of Imperfect Information In The Market
- 6.26Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Classification Of Goods And Services: Nature And Definition Of Demerit Goods: Over-consumption As A Result Of Imperfect Information In The Market
- 6.27The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Effective Demand
- 6.28The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Individual And Market Demand And Supply
- 6.29The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Determinants Of Demand
- 6.30The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Determinants Of Supply
- 6.31The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Causes Of A Shift In The Demand Curve (D)
- 6.32The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Causes Of A Shift In The Supply Curve (S)
- 6.33The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Distinction Between The Shift In The Demand Or Supply Curve And The Movement Along These Curves
- 6.34The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Definition Of Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand (Ped, Yed, Xed)
- 6.35The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Formulae For And Calculation Of Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand
- 6.36The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Significance Of Relative Percentage Changes, The Size And Sign Of The Coefficient Of: Price Elasticity Of Demand
- 6.37The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Significance Of Relative Percentage Changes, The Size And Sign Of The Coefficient Of: Income Elasticity Of Demand
- 6.38The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Significance Of Relative Percentage Changes, The Size And Sign Of The Coefficient Of: Cross Elasticity Of Demand
- 6.39The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Descriptions Of Elasticity Values: Perfectly Elastic, (Highly) Elastic, Unitary Elasticity, (Highly) Inelastic, Perfectly Inelastic
- 6.40The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Variation In Price Elasticity Of Demand Along The Length Of A Straight-line Demand Curve
- 6.41The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Factors Affecting: Price Elasticity Of Demand
- 6.42The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Factors Affecting: Income Elasticity Of Demand
- 6.43The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Factors Affecting: Cross Elasticity Of Demand
- 6.44The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Relationship Between Price Elasticity Of Demand And Total Expenditure On A Product
- 6.45The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Implications For Decision-making Of Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand
- 6.46The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity Of Supply: Definition Of Price Elasticity Of Supply (Pes)
- 6.47The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity Of Supply: Formula For And Calculation Of Price Elasticity Of Supply
- 6.48The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity Of Supply: Significance Of Relative Percentage Changes, The Size And Sign Of The Coefficient Of Price Elasticity Of Supply
- 6.49The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity Of Supply: Factors Affecting Price Elasticity Of Supply
- 6.50The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity Of Supply: Implications For Speed And Ease With Which Firms React To Changed Market Conditions
- 6.51The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Definition Of Market Equilibrium And Disequilibrium
- 6.52The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Effects Of Shifts In Demand And Supply Curves On Equilibrium Price And Quantity
- 6.53The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Relationships Between Different Markets: Joint Demand (Complements)
- 6.54The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Relationships Between Different Markets: Alternative Demand (Substitutes)
- 6.55The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Relationships Between Different Markets: Derived Demand
- 6.56The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Relationships Between Different Markets: Joint Supply
- 6.57The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Functions Of Price In Resource Allocation; Rationing, Signalling (Transmission Of Preferences) And Incentivising
- 6.58The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Consumer And Producer Surplus: Meaning And Significance Of Consumer Surplus
- 6.59The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Consumer And Producer Surplus: Meaning And Significance Of Producer Surplus
- 6.60The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Consumer And Producer Surplus: Causes Of Changes In Consumer And Producer Surplus
- 6.61The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Consumer And Producer Surplus: Significance Of Price Elasticity Of Demand And Of Supply In Determining The Extent Of These Changes
- 6.62Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Reasons For Government Intervention In Markets: Addressing The Non-provision Of Public Goods
- 6.63Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Reasons For Government Intervention In Markets: Addressing The Over-consumption Of Demerit Goods And The Under-consumption Of Merit Goods
- 6.64Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Reasons For Government Intervention In Markets: Controlling Prices In Markets
- 6.65Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Impact And Incidence Of Specific Indirect Taxes
- 6.66Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Impact And Incidence Of Subsidies
- 6.67Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Direct Provision Of Goods And Services
- 6.68Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Maximum And Minimum Prices
- 6.69Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Buffer Stock Schemes
- 6.70Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Provision Of Information
- 6.71Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Difference Between Income As A Flow Concept And Wealth As A Stock Concept
- 6.72Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Measuring Income And Wealth Inequality: Gini Coefficient (Calculation Not Required)
- 6.73Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Economic Reasons For Inequality Of Income And Wealth
- 6.74Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Policies To Redistribute Income And Wealth: Minimum Wage
- 6.75Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Policies To Redistribute Income And Wealth: Transfer Payments
- 6.76Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Policies To Redistribute Income And Wealth: Progressive Income Taxes, Inheritance And Capital Taxes
- 6.77Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Policies To Redistribute Income And Wealth: State Provision Of Essential Goods And Services
- 6.78The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Meaning Of National Income
- 6.79The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Measurement Of National Income: Gross Domestic Product (Gdp)
- 6.80The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Measurement Of National Income: Gross National Income (Gni)
- 6.81The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Measurement Of National Income: Net National Income (Nni)
- 6.82The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Adjustment Of Measures From Market Prices To Basic Prices
- 6.83The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Adjustment Of Measures From Gross Values To Net Values
- 6.84The Macroeconomy (As Level): Introduction To The Circular Flow Of Income: Circular Flow Of Income In A Closed Economy And An Open Economy: The Flow Of Income Between Households, Firms And Government And The International Economy
- 6.85The Macroeconomy (As Level): Introduction To The Circular Flow Of Income: Injections And Leakages (Multiplier Not Required)
- 6.86The Macroeconomy (As Level): Introduction To The Circular Flow Of Income: Equilibrium And Disequilibrium (Marginal And Average Propensities Not Required)
- 6.87The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Definition Of Aggregate Demand (Ad)
- 6.88The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Components Of Ad And Their Meanings: Ad = C + I + G + (X – M)
- 6.89The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Determinants Of Ad (Detailed Knowledge Of The Components Of Ad Is Not Required)
- 6.90The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Shape Of The Ad Curve (Downward Sloping)
- 6.91The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Causes Of A Shift In The Ad Curve
- 6.92The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Definition Of Aggregate Supply (As)
- 6.93The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Determinants Of As
- 6.94The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Shape Of The As Curve In The Short Run (Sras, Upward Sloping Line Or Sweeping Curve) And The Long Run (Lras, Either A Vertical Line Or In Three Sections – Highly Elastic, Upward Sloping, Vertical)
- 6.95The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Causes Of A Shift In The As Curve In The Short Run (Sras) And In The Long Run (Lras)
- 6.96The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Distinction Between A Movement Along And A Shift In Ad And As
- 6.97The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Establishment Of Equilibrium In The Ad/as Model And The Determination Of The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 6.98The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Effects Of Shifts In The Ad Curve And The As Curve On The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 6.99The Macroeconomy (As Level): Economic Growth: Meaning Of Economic Growth
- 6.100The Macroeconomy (As Level): Economic Growth: Measurement Of Economic Growth
- 6.101The Macroeconomy (As Level): Economic Growth: Distinction Between Growth In Nominal Gdp And Real Gdp
- 6.102The Macroeconomy (As Level): Economic Growth: Causes Of Economic Growth
- 6.103The Macroeconomy (As Level): Economic Growth: Consequences Of Economic Growth
- 6.104The Macroeconomy (As Level): Unemployment: Meaning Of Unemployment
- 6.105The Macroeconomy (As Level): Unemployment: Measures Of Unemployment, With Reference To Possible Difficulties In Measurement
- 6.106The Macroeconomy (As Level): Unemployment: Causes And Types Of Unemployment: Frictional, Structural, Cyclical, Seasonal And Technological
- 6.107The Macroeconomy (As Level): Unemployment: Consequences Of Unemployment
- 6.108The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Definition Of Inflation, Deflation And Disinflation
- 6.109The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Measurement Of Changes In The Price Level: Consumer Price Index (Cpi)
- 6.110The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Measurement Of Changes In The Price Level: Possible Difficulties In Measurement
- 6.111The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Distinction Between Money Values (Nominal) And Real Data
- 6.112The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Causes Of Inflation: Cost-push And Demand-pull Inflation
- 6.113The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Consequences Of Inflation
- 6.114Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Government Macroeconomic Policy Objectives: Use Of Government Policy To Achieve Macroeconomic Objectives: Price Stability, Low Unemployment, Economic Growth (Policy Conflicts And Trade-offs Are Not Required)
- 6.115Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Meaning Of Government Budget
- 6.116Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Distinction Between A Government Budget Deficit And A Government Budget Surplus
- 6.117Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Meaning And Significance Of The National Debt
- 6.118Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Taxation: Types Of Taxes: Direct/indirect, Progressive/regressive/proportional
- 6.119Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Taxation: Rates Of Tax: Marginal And Average Rates Of Taxation (Mrt, Art)
- 6.120Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Taxation: Reasons For Taxation
- 6.121Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Government Spending: Types Of Spending: Capital (Investment) And Current
- 6.122Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Government Spending: Reasons For Government Spending
- 6.123Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Distinction Between Expansionary And Contractionary Fiscal Policy
- 6.124Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Ad/as Analysis Of The Impact Of Expansionary And Contractionary Fiscal Policy On The Equilibrium Level Of National Income And The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 6.125Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Monetary Policy: Definition Of Monetary Policy
- 6.126Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Monetary Policy: Tools Of Monetary Policy: Interest Rates, Money Supply And Credit Regulations
- 6.127Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Monetary Policy: Distinction Between Expansionary And Contractionary Monetary Policy
- 6.128Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Monetary Policy: Ad/as Analysis Of The Impact Of Expansionary And Contractionary Monetary Policy On The Equilibrium National Income And The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 6.129Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Supply-side Policy: Meaning Of Supply-side Policy, In Terms Of Its Effect On Lras Curves
- 6.130Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Supply-side Policy: Objectives Of Supply-side Policy: Increasing Productivity And Productive Capacity
- 6.131Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Supply-side Policy: Tools Of Supply-side Policy, For Example Training, Infrastructure Development, Support For Technological Improvement
- 6.132Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Supply-side Policy: Ad/as Analysis Of The Impact Of Supply-side Policy On The Equilibrium National Income And The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 6.133International Economic Issues (As Level): The Reasons For International Trade: Distinction Between Absolute And Comparative Advantage
- 6.134International Economic Issues (As Level): The Reasons For International Trade: Benefits Of Specialisation And Free Trade (Trade Liberalisation), Including The Trading Possibility Curve
- 6.135International Economic Issues (As Level): The Reasons For International Trade: Exports, Imports And The Terms Of Trade: Measurement Of The Terms Of Trade
- 6.136International Economic Issues (As Level): The Reasons For International Trade: Exports, Imports And The Terms Of Trade: Causes Of Changes In The Terms Of Trade
- 6.137International Economic Issues (As Level): The Reasons For International Trade: Exports, Imports And The Terms Of Trade: Impact Of Changes In The Terms Of Trade
- 6.138International Economic Issues (As Level): Limitations Of The Theories Of Absolute And Comparative Advantage
- 6.139International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Meaning Of Protectionism In The Context Of International Trade
- 6.140International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Different Tools Of Protection And Their Impact: Tariffs
- 6.141International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Different Tools Of Protection And Their Impact: Import Quotas
- 6.142International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Different Tools Of Protection And Their Impact: Export Subsidies
- 6.143International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Different Tools Of Protection And Their Impact: Embargoes
- 6.144International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Different Tools Of Protection And Their Impact: Excessive Administrative Burdens (‘red Tape’)
- 6.145International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Arguments For And Against Protectionism
- 6.146International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Components Of The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments:Current Account: Trade In Goods, Trade In Services, Primary Income And Secondary Income
- 6.147International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Components Of The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Definition Of Balance And Imbalances (Deficit And Surplus) In The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments
- 6.148International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Calculation Of: Balance Of Trade In Goods
- 6.149International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Calculation Of: Balance Of Trade In Services
- 6.150International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Calculation Of: Balance Of Trade In Goods And Services
- 6.151International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Calculation Of: Current Account Balance (Cab)
- 6.152International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Causes Of Imbalances In The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments
- 6.153International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Consequences Of Imbalances In The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments For The Domestic And External Economy
- 6.154International Economic Issues: Exchange Rates: Definition Of Exchange Rate
- 6.155International Economic Issues: Exchange Rates: Determination Of A Floating Exchange Rate
- 6.156International Economic Issues: Exchange Rates: Distinction Between Depreciation And Appreciation Of A Floating Exchange Rate
- 6.157International Economic Issues: Exchange Rates: Causes Of Changes In A Floating Exchange Rate: Demand And Supply Of The Currency
- 6.158International Economic Issues: Exchange Rates: Ad/as Analysis Of The Impact Of Exchange Rate Changes On The Domestic Economy’s Equilibrium National Income And The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 6.159International Economic Issues: Policies To Correct Imbalances In The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Government Policy Objective Of Stability Of The Current Account
- 6.160International Economic Issues: Policies To Correct Imbalances In The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Effect Of Fiscal, Monetary, Supply-side And Protectionist Policies On The Current Account
- AssignmentsDetailed Assignments For Syllabus Preparation (Including Past Paper Questions)29
- 7.1Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost3 Days
- 7.2Economic Methodology3 Days
- 7.3Factors of Production3 Days
- 7.4Resource Allocation In Different Economic Systems3 Days
- 7.5Production Possibility Curves3 Days
- 7.6Classification of Goods And Services3 Days
- 7.7Demand And Supply Curves3 Days
- 7.8Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity of Demand3 Days
- 7.9Price Elasticity of Supply3 Days
- 7.10The Interaction of Demand And Supply3 Days
- 7.11Consumer And Producer Surplus3 Days
- 7.12Reasons For Government Intervention In Markets3 Days
- 7.13Methods And Effects of Government Intervention In Markets3 Days
- 7.14Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality3 Days
- 7.15National Income Statistics3 Days
- 7.16Introduction To The Circular Flow of Income3 Days
- 7.17Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis3 Days
- 7.18Economic Growth3 Days
- 7.19Unemployment3 Days
- 7.20Price Stability3 Days
- 7.21Government Macroeconomic Policy Objectives3 Days
- 7.22Fiscal Policy3 Days
- 7.23Monetary Policy3 Days
- 7.24Supply-Side Policy3 Days
- 7.25The Reasons For International Trade3 Days
- 7.26Protectionism3 Days
- 7.27Current Account of The Balance of Payments3 Days
- 7.28Exchange Rates3 Days
- 7.29Policies To Correct Imbalances In The Current Account of The Balance of Payments3 Days
- Paper Pattern/ Paper Preparation/ Techniques To Attempt The Paper/ Common Mistakes To AvoidDetailed Information Including Written + Video Material Regarding Paper Attempt / Preparation/ Techniques/ Common Mistakes To Avoid50
- 8.1Understanding the Paper Structure (Foundation): Understanding the AS Economics Paper Structure (Paper 1 vs Paper 2)
- 8.2Understanding the Paper Structure (Foundation): Marks Distribution and Assessment Objectives (AO1, AO2, AO3 Explained)
- 8.3Understanding the Paper Structure (Foundation): Command Words Decoded: State, Explain, Analyse, Assess, Evaluate
- 8.4Understanding the Paper Structure (Foundation): How Examiners Actually Award Marks (Positive Marking System)
- 8.5Understanding the Paper Structure (Foundation): The Difference Between Knowledge, Analysis and Evaluation in Answers
- 8.6Understanding the Paper Structure (Foundation): Why Long Answers Still Get Low Marks (Relevance vs Length)
- 8.7Paper 1: Multiple Choice (MCQs) Strategy: How AS Level Economics MCQs Are Designed (Concept Traps Explained)
- 8.8Paper 1: Multiple Choice (MCQs) Strategy: Common MCQ Misconceptions in Microeconomics (Public vs Merit Goods etc.)
- 8.9Paper 1: Multiple Choice (MCQs) Strategy: Common MCQ Misconceptions in Macroeconomics (Inflation, Exchange Rates)
- 8.10Paper 1: Multiple Choice (MCQs) Strategy: Interpreting Data, Tables and Diagrams in MCQs
- 8.11Paper 1: Multiple Choice (MCQs) Strategy: “Which Is NOT Correct” Questions: How to Avoid Careless Errors
- 8.12Paper 1: Multiple Choice (MCQs) Strategy: Opportunity Cost & PPC MCQs: Examiner Favourite Traps
- 8.13Paper 1: Multiple Choice (MCQs) Strategy: Elasticity MCQs: Why Candidates Confuse PED, PES, XED and YED
- 8.14Paper 1: Multiple Choice (MCQs) Strategy: Market Structure MCQs: Typical Confusions in Cost Curves and Efficiency
- 8.15Paper 1: Multiple Choice (MCQs) Strategy: Balance of Payments MCQs: Primary vs Secondary Income Errors
- 8.16Paper 1: Multiple Choice (MCQs) Strategy: Guessing vs Eliminating Options: Smart MCQ Techniques
- 8.17Paper 1: Multiple Choice (MCQs) Strategy: Time Management Strategy for Paper 1
- 8.18Paper 1: Multiple Choice (MCQs) Strategy: Most Repeated MCQ Topics According to Examiner Reports
- 8.19Paper 2 Section A: Data Response Skills: How to Read and Use the Data Properly (Not Copying It)
- 8.20Paper 2 Section A: Data Response Skills: 2-Mark Questions: Why Candidates Lose Easy Marks
- 8.21Paper 2 Section A: Data Response Skills: 4-Mark Questions: Explained Analysis, Not Just Definitions
- 8.22Paper 2 Section A: Data Response Skills: 6-Mark Questions: Structuring Analysis + Evaluation Together
- 8.23Paper 2 Section A: Data Response Skills: Calculations in Data Response: Percentage Change & Real Values
- 8.24Paper 2 Section A: Data Response Skills: Using Diagrams Correctly in Data Response (When Required vs Optional)
- 8.25Paper 2 Section A: Data Response Skills: Linking Data to Theory Without Rewriting the Extract
- 8.26Paper 2 Section A: Data Response Skills: How to Conclude a Data Response Answer Effectively
- 8.27Paper 2 Section A: Data Response Skills: Common Data Response Mistakes Highlighted by Examiners
- 8.28Paper 2 Section B: Essay Writing Technique (Micro): Essay Planning Under Exam Conditions (2–3 Minute Rule)
- 8.29Paper 2 Section B: Essay Writing Technique (Micro): Writing Strong Introductions That Actually Gain Marks
- 8.30Paper 2 Section B: Essay Writing Technique (Micro): Microeconomic Diagrams: Precision, Labelling and Common Errors
- 8.31Paper 2 Section B: Essay Writing Technique (Micro): Explaining Elasticities in Context (Not Just Definitions)
- 8.32Paper 2 Section B: Essay Writing Technique (Micro): Market Failure Essays: Evaluation Beyond Listing Problems
- 8.33Paper 2 Section B: Essay Writing Technique (Micro): Price Controls Essays: Maximum vs Minimum Price Confusion
- 8.34Paper 2 Section B: Essay Writing Technique (Micro): Public, Merit and Private Goods: Examiner’s Most Hated Errors
- 8.35Paper 2 Section B: Essay Writing Technique (Micro): Market Structure Essays: Efficiency vs Profit Confusion
- 8.36Paper 2 Section B: Essay Writing Technique (Micro): How to Evaluate “To What Extent” Questions Properly
- 8.37Paper 2 Section C: Essay Writing Technique (Macro): AD/AS Diagrams: Why Incorrect Axes Kill Marks
- 8.38Paper 2 Section C: Essay Writing Technique (Macro): Inflation, Unemployment and Growth Essays: Linking Objectives
- 8.39Paper 2 Section C: Essay Writing Technique (Macro): Fiscal Policy Essays: Budget Deficit vs Current Account Confusion
- 8.40Paper 2 Section C: Essay Writing Technique (Macro): Monetary Policy Essays: Over-Explaining Tools, Under-Evaluating Impact
- 8.41Paper 2 Section C: Essay Writing Technique (Macro): Supply-Side Policies: Short Run vs Long Run Confusion
- 8.42Paper 2 Section C: Essay Writing Technique (Macro): Balance of Payments Essays: Trade Balance vs Current Account Errors
- 8.43Paper 2 Section C: Essay Writing Technique (Macro): Exchange Rate Essays: Appreciation vs Depreciation Misuse
- 8.44Paper 2 Section C: Essay Writing Technique (Macro): Economic Growth Essays: Actual vs Potential Growth Mistakes
- 8.45Paper 2 Section C: Essay Writing Technique (Macro): Development vs Growth: Common Examiner Complaints
- 8.46Evaluation Mastery & Examiner Expectations: What Counts as Evaluation (And What Does NOT)
- 8.47Evaluation Mastery & Examiner Expectations: How to Compare, Judge and Conclude for Full AO3 Marks
- 8.48Evaluation Mastery & Examiner Expectations: Why One-Sided Answers Are Capped at Mid-Level Marks
- 8.49Evaluation Mastery & Examiner Expectations: Examiner Language vs Student Language (High-Band Difference)
- 8.50Evaluation Mastery & Examiner Expectations: Final Exam-Day Strategy: Time Allocation, Order of Questions & Final Checks
- Solved Past PapersDetailed Written Explanations And Solutions of Past Papers, Including Model Answers and Explanations For Past Paper Questions0
- Past Paper SessionsVideo Content Regarding Past Paper Solutions0
- Notes (Rearranged Version)Notes Arranged In A Different Style For Preparation Ease29
- 11.1Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost
- 11.2Economic Methodology
- 11.3Factors of Production
- 11.4Resource Allocation In Different Economic Systems
- 11.5Production Possibility Curves
- 11.6Classification of Goods And Services
- 11.7Demand And Supply Curves
- 11.8Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity of Demand
- 11.9Price Elasticity of Supply
- 11.10The Interaction of Demand And Supply
- 11.11Consumer And Producer Surplus
- 11.12Reasons For Government Intervention In Markets
- 11.13Methods And Effects of Government Intervention In Markets
- 11.14Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality
- 11.15National Income Statistics
- 11.16Introduction To The Circular Flow of Income
- 11.17Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis
- 11.18Economic Growth
- 11.19Unemployment
- 11.20Price Stability
- 11.21Government Macroeconomic Policy Objectives
- 11.22Fiscal Policy
- 11.23Monetary Policy
- 11.24Supply-Side Policy
- 11.25The Reasons For International Trade
- 11.26Protectionism
- 11.27Current Account of The Balance of Payments
- 11.28Exchange Rates
- 11.29Policies To Correct Imbalances In The Current Account of The Balance of Payments
- Videos Lectures (Pre-Recorded)Videos Recorded In A Different Style For Preparation Ease0
- Graphs Guide50
- 13.1Basic Economic Diagrams (Foundations): Production Possibility Curve (PPC): Scarcity, Choice and Opportunity Cost
- 13.2Basic Economic Diagrams (Foundations): PPC Shifts: Economic Growth, Technological Progress and Resource Changes
- 13.3Basic Economic Diagrams (Foundations): PPC and Comparative Advantage Between Two Countries
- 13.4Basic Economic Diagrams (Foundations): Circular Flow of Income Diagram (Two-Sector Model)
- 13.5Basic Economic Diagrams (Foundations): Circular Flow with Government and Foreign Sector (Leakages & Injections)
- 13.6Demand, Supply and Market Equilibrium: Demand Curve: Movements vs Shifts
- 13.7Demand, Supply and Market Equilibrium: Supply Curve: Movements vs Shifts
- 13.8Demand, Supply and Market Equilibrium: Market Equilibrium: Price Determination
- 13.9Demand, Supply and Market Equilibrium: Excess Demand and Excess Supply Diagrams
- 13.10Demand, Supply and Market Equilibrium: Impact of Demand Increase on Price and Quantity
- 13.11Demand, Supply and Market Equilibrium: Impact of Supply Decrease on Price and Quantity
- 13.12Demand, Supply and Market Equilibrium: Combined Demand and Supply Shifts Diagram
- 13.13Elasticity Diagrams: Price Elasticity of Demand: Elastic vs Inelastic Demand Curves
- 13.14Elasticity Diagrams: PED and Revenue Relationship Diagram
- 13.15Elasticity Diagrams: Income Elasticity of Demand (Normal vs Inferior Goods)
- 13.16Elasticity Diagrams: Cross Elasticity of Demand (Substitutes & Complements)
- 13.17Elasticity Diagrams: Price Elasticity of Supply: Short Run vs Long Run
- 13.18Elasticity Diagrams: Elasticity and Incidence of Tax Diagram
- 13.19Consumer Theory (Micro Foundations): Marginal Utility Curve and Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility
- 13.20Consumer Theory (Micro Foundations): Total Utility and Marginal Utility Relationship Diagram
- 13.21Consumer Theory (Micro Foundations): Consumer Surplus Diagram
- 13.22Consumer Theory (Micro Foundations): Changes in Consumer Surplus due to Price Changes
- 13.23Producer Theory and Costs: Short-Run Cost Curves: AFC, AVC, ATC, MC
- 13.24Producer Theory and Costs: Relationship Between MC and AVC/ATC
- 13.25Producer Theory and Costs: Long-Run Average Cost Curve and Economies of Scale
- 13.26Producer Theory and Costs: Diseconomies of Scale Diagram
- 13.27Producer Theory and Costs: Revenue Curves: TR, AR, MR (Perfect Competition Context)
- 13.28Market Structures: Perfect Competition: Short-Run Equilibrium Diagram
- 13.29Market Structures: Perfect Competition: Long-Run Equilibrium Diagram
- 13.30Market Structures: Monopoly: Profit Maximisation Diagram
- 13.31Market Structures: Monopoly: Supernormal, Normal and Loss Diagrams
- 13.32Market Structures: Monopoly vs Perfect Competition Efficiency Comparison
- 13.33Market Structures: Allocative Efficiency Diagram
- 13.34Market Structures: Productive Efficiency Diagram
- 13.35Market Structures: Dynamic Efficiency Diagram (Innovation & Investment)
- 13.36Market Failure and Government Intervention: Negative Externality of Production Diagram
- 13.37Market Failure and Government Intervention: Negative Externality of Consumption Diagram
- 13.38Market Failure and Government Intervention: Positive Externality of Consumption Diagram
- 13.39Market Failure and Government Intervention: Social Cost, Private Cost and Social Benefit Diagram
- 13.40Market Failure and Government Intervention: Indirect Tax Diagram and Government Revenue
- 13.41Market Failure and Government Intervention: Subsidy Diagram and Impact on Consumption
- 13.42Market Failure and Government Intervention: Maximum Price (Price Ceiling) Diagram
- 13.43Market Failure and Government Intervention: Minimum Price (Price Floor) Diagram
- 13.44Macroeconomic Diagrams (Core): Aggregate Demand (AD) Curve
- 13.45Macroeconomic Diagrams (Core): Aggregate Supply (AS) Curve
- 13.46Macroeconomic Diagrams (Core): AD–AS Equilibrium Diagram
- 13.47Macroeconomic Diagrams (Core): Demand-Pull Inflation Diagram
- 13.48Macroeconomic Diagrams (Core): Cost-Push Inflation Diagram
- 13.49Macroeconomic Diagrams (Core): Deflationary Gap and Inflationary Gap Diagrams
- 13.50Macroeconomic Diagrams (Core): Economic Growth Using AD–AS and PPC Combined
- Cheat SheetsShort, Quick Revision Cheat Sheets159
- 14.1Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Fundamental Economic Problem Of Scarcity
- 14.2Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Need To Make Choices At All Levels (Individuals, Firms, Governments)
- 14.3Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Nature And Definition Of Opportunity Cost, Arising From Choices
- 14.4Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Basic Questions Of Resource Allocation: What To Produce
- 14.5Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Basic Questions Of Resource Allocation: How To Produce
- 14.6Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Basic Questions Of Resource Allocation: For Whom To Produce
- 14.7Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Economic Methodology: Economics As A Social Science
- 14.8Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Economic Methodology: Positive And Normative Statements (The Distinction Between Facts And Value Judgements)
- 14.9Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Economic Methodology: Meaning Of The Term Ceteris Paribus
- 14.10Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Economic Methodology: Importance Of The Time Period (Short Run, Long Run, Very Long Run)
- 14.11Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Factors Of Production: Nature And Definition Of Factors Of Production: Land, Labour, Capital And Enterprise
- 14.12Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Factors Of Production: Difference Between Human Capital And Physical Capital
- 14.13Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Factors Of Production: Rewards To The Factors Of Production
- 14.14Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Factors Of Production: Division Of Labour And Specialisation
- 14.15Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Factors Of Production: Role Of The Entrepreneur In Contemporary Economies: Risk And Organisation Of The Other Factors Of Production
- 14.16Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Resource Allocation In Different Economic Systems: Decision-making In Market, Planned And Mixed Economies
- 14.17Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Resource Allocation In Different Economic Systems: Resource Allocation In These Economic Systems
- 14.18Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Production Possibility Curves: Nature And Meaning Of A Production Possibility Curve (Ppc)
- 14.19Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Production Possibility Curves: Shape Of The Ppc: Constant And Increasing Opportunity Costs
- 14.20Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Production Possibility Curves: Causes And Consequences Of Shifts In A Ppc
- 14.21Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Production Possibility Curves: Significance Of A Position Within A Ppc
- 14.22Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Classification Of Goods And Services: Nature And Definition Of Free Goods And Private Goods (Economic Goods)
- 14.23Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Classification Of Goods And Services: Nature And Definition Of Public Goods
- 14.24Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Classification Of Goods And Services: Nature And Definition Of Merit Goods: Under-consumption As A Result Of Imperfect Information In The Market
- 14.25Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Classification Of Goods And Services: Nature And Definition Of Demerit Goods: Over-consumption As A Result Of Imperfect Information In The Market
- 14.26The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Effective Demand
- 14.27The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Individual And Market Demand And Supply
- 14.28The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Determinants Of Demand
- 14.29The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Determinants Of Supply
- 14.30The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Causes Of A Shift In The Demand Curve (D)
- 14.31The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Causes Of A Shift In The Supply Curve (S)
- 14.32The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Distinction Between The Shift In The Demand Or Supply Curve And The Movement Along These Curves
- 14.33The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Definition Of Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand (Ped, Yed, Xed)
- 14.34The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Formulae For And Calculation Of Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand
- 14.35The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Significance Of Relative Percentage Changes, The Size And Sign Of The Coefficient Of: Price Elasticity Of Demand
- 14.36The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Significance Of Relative Percentage Changes, The Size And Sign Of The Coefficient Of: Income Elasticity Of Demand
- 14.37The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Significance Of Relative Percentage Changes, The Size And Sign Of The Coefficient Of: Cross Elasticity Of Demand
- 14.38The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Descriptions Of Elasticity Values: Perfectly Elastic, (Highly) Elastic, Unitary Elasticity, (Highly) Inelastic, Perfectly Inelastic
- 14.39The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Variation In Price Elasticity Of Demand Along The Length Of A Straight-line Demand Curve
- 14.40The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Factors Affecting: Price Elasticity Of Demand
- 14.41The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Factors Affecting: Income Elasticity Of Demand
- 14.42The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Factors Affecting: Cross Elasticity Of Demand
- 14.43The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Relationship Between Price Elasticity Of Demand And Total Expenditure On A Product
- 14.44The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Implications For Decision-making Of Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand
- 14.45The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity Of Supply: Definition Of Price Elasticity Of Supply (Pes)
- 14.46The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity Of Supply: Formula For And Calculation Of Price Elasticity Of Supply
- 14.47The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity Of Supply: Significance Of Relative Percentage Changes, The Size And Sign Of The Coefficient Of Price Elasticity Of Supply
- 14.48The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity Of Supply: Factors Affecting Price Elasticity Of Supply
- 14.49The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity Of Supply: Implications For Speed And Ease With Which Firms React To Changed Market Conditions
- 14.50The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Definition Of Market Equilibrium And Disequilibrium
- 14.51The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Effects Of Shifts In Demand And Supply Curves On Equilibrium Price And Quantity
- 14.52The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Relationships Between Different Markets: Joint Demand (Complements)
- 14.53The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Relationships Between Different Markets: Alternative Demand (Substitutes)
- 14.54The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Relationships Between Different Markets: Derived Demand
- 14.55The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Relationships Between Different Markets: Joint Supply
- 14.56The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Functions Of Price In Resource Allocation; Rationing, Signalling (Transmission Of Preferences) And Incentivising
- 14.57The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Consumer And Producer Surplus: Meaning And Significance Of Consumer Surplus
- 14.58The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Consumer And Producer Surplus: Meaning And Significance Of Producer Surplus
- 14.59The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Consumer And Producer Surplus: Causes Of Changes In Consumer And Producer Surplus
- 14.60The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Consumer And Producer Surplus: Significance Of Price Elasticity Of Demand And Of Supply In Determining The Extent Of These Changes
- 14.61Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Reasons For Government Intervention In Markets: Addressing The Non-provision Of Public Goods
- 14.62Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Reasons For Government Intervention In Markets: Addressing The Over-consumption Of Demerit Goods And The Under-consumption Of Merit Goods
- 14.63Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Reasons For Government Intervention In Markets: Controlling Prices In Markets
- 14.64Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Impact And Incidence Of Specific Indirect Taxes
- 14.65Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Impact And Incidence Of Subsidies
- 14.66Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Direct Provision Of Goods And Services
- 14.67Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Maximum And Minimum Prices
- 14.68Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Buffer Stock Schemes
- 14.69Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Provision Of Information
- 14.70Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Difference Between Income As A Flow Concept And Wealth As A Stock Concept
- 14.71Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Measuring Income And Wealth Inequality: Gini Coefficient (Calculation Not Required)
- 14.72Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Economic Reasons For Inequality Of Income And Wealth
- 14.73Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Policies To Redistribute Income And Wealth: Minimum Wage
- 14.74Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Policies To Redistribute Income And Wealth: Transfer Payments
- 14.75Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Policies To Redistribute Income And Wealth: Progressive Income Taxes, Inheritance And Capital Taxes
- 14.76Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Policies To Redistribute Income And Wealth: State Provision Of Essential Goods And Services
- 14.77The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Meaning Of National Income
- 14.78The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Measurement Of National Income: Gross Domestic Product (Gdp)
- 14.79The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Measurement Of National Income: Gross National Income (Gni)
- 14.80The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Measurement Of National Income: Net National Income (Nni)
- 14.81The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Adjustment Of Measures From Market Prices To Basic Prices
- 14.82The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Adjustment Of Measures From Gross Values To Net Values
- 14.83The Macroeconomy (As Level): Introduction To The Circular Flow Of Income: Circular Flow Of Income In A Closed Economy And An Open Economy: The Flow Of Income Between Households, Firms And Government And The International Economy
- 14.84The Macroeconomy (As Level): Introduction To The Circular Flow Of Income: Injections And Leakages (Multiplier Not Required)
- 14.85The Macroeconomy (As Level): Introduction To The Circular Flow Of Income: Equilibrium And Disequilibrium (Marginal And Average Propensities Not Required)
- 14.86The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Definition Of Aggregate Demand (Ad)
- 14.87The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Components Of Ad And Their Meanings: Ad = C + I + G + (X – M)
- 14.88The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Determinants Of Ad (Detailed Knowledge Of The Components Of Ad Is Not Required)
- 14.89The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Shape Of The Ad Curve (Downward Sloping)
- 14.90The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Causes Of A Shift In The Ad Curve
- 14.91The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Definition Of Aggregate Supply (As)
- 14.92The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Determinants Of As
- 14.93The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Shape Of The As Curve In The Short Run (Sras, Upward Sloping Line Or Sweeping Curve) And The Long Run (Lras, Either A Vertical Line Or In Three Sections – Highly Elastic, Upward Sloping, Vertical)
- 14.94The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Causes Of A Shift In The As Curve In The Short Run (Sras) And In The Long Run (Lras)
- 14.95The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Distinction Between A Movement Along And A Shift In Ad And As
- 14.96The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Establishment Of Equilibrium In The Ad/as Model And The Determination Of The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 14.97The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Effects Of Shifts In The Ad Curve And The As Curve On The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 14.98The Macroeconomy (As Level): Economic Growth: Meaning Of Economic Growth
- 14.99The Macroeconomy (As Level): Economic Growth: Measurement Of Economic Growth
- 14.100The Macroeconomy (As Level): Economic Growth: Distinction Between Growth In Nominal Gdp And Real Gdp
- 14.101The Macroeconomy (As Level): Economic Growth: Causes Of Economic Growth
- 14.102The Macroeconomy (As Level): Economic Growth: Consequences Of Economic Growth
- 14.103The Macroeconomy (As Level): Unemployment: Meaning Of Unemployment
- 14.104The Macroeconomy (As Level): Unemployment: Measures Of Unemployment, With Reference To Possible Difficulties In Measurement
- 14.105The Macroeconomy (As Level): Unemployment: Causes And Types Of Unemployment: Frictional, Structural, Cyclical, Seasonal And Technological
- 14.106The Macroeconomy (As Level): Unemployment: Consequences Of Unemployment
- 14.107The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Definition Of Inflation, Deflation And Disinflation
- 14.108The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Measurement Of Changes In The Price Level: Consumer Price Index (Cpi)
- 14.109The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Measurement Of Changes In The Price Level: Possible Difficulties In Measurement
- 14.110The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Distinction Between Money Values (Nominal) And Real Data
- 14.111The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Causes Of Inflation: Cost-push And Demand-pull Inflation
- 14.112The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Consequences Of Inflation
- 14.113Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Government Macroeconomic Policy Objectives: Use Of Government Policy To Achieve Macroeconomic Objectives: Price Stability, Low Unemployment, Economic Growth (Policy Conflicts And Trade-offs Are Not Required)
- 14.114Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Meaning Of Government Budget
- 14.115Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Distinction Between A Government Budget Deficit And A Government Budget Surplus
- 14.116Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Meaning And Significance Of The National Debt
- 14.117Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Taxation: Types Of Taxes: Direct/indirect, Progressive/regressive/proportional
- 14.118Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Taxation: Rates Of Tax: Marginal And Average Rates Of Taxation (Mrt, Art)
- 14.119Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Taxation: Reasons For Taxation
- 14.120Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Government Spending: Types Of Spending: Capital (Investment) And Current
- 14.121Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Government Spending: Reasons For Government Spending
- 14.122Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Distinction Between Expansionary And Contractionary Fiscal Policy
- 14.123Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Ad/as Analysis Of The Impact Of Expansionary And Contractionary Fiscal Policy On The Equilibrium Level Of National Income And The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 14.124Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Monetary Policy: Definition Of Monetary Policy
- 14.125Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Monetary Policy: Tools Of Monetary Policy: Interest Rates, Money Supply And Credit Regulations
- 14.126Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Monetary Policy: Distinction Between Expansionary And Contractionary Monetary Policy
- 14.127Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Monetary Policy: Ad/as Analysis Of The Impact Of Expansionary And Contractionary Monetary Policy On The Equilibrium National Income And The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 14.128Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Supply-side Policy: Meaning Of Supply-side Policy, In Terms Of Its Effect On Lras Curves
- 14.129Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Supply-side Policy: Objectives Of Supply-side Policy: Increasing Productivity And Productive Capacity
- 14.130Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Supply-side Policy: Tools Of Supply-side Policy, For Example Training, Infrastructure Development, Support For Technological Improvement
- 14.131Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Supply-side Policy: Ad/as Analysis Of The Impact Of Supply-side Policy On The Equilibrium National Income And The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 14.132International Economic Issues (As Level): The Reasons For International Trade: Distinction Between Absolute And Comparative Advantage
- 14.133International Economic Issues (As Level): The Reasons For International Trade: Benefits Of Specialisation And Free Trade (Trade Liberalisation), Including The Trading Possibility Curve
- 14.134International Economic Issues (As Level): The Reasons For International Trade: Exports, Imports And The Terms Of Trade: Measurement Of The Terms Of Trade
- 14.135International Economic Issues (As Level): The Reasons For International Trade: Exports, Imports And The Terms Of Trade: Causes Of Changes In The Terms Of Trade
- 14.136International Economic Issues (As Level): The Reasons For International Trade: Exports, Imports And The Terms Of Trade: Impact Of Changes In The Terms Of Trade
- 14.137International Economic Issues (As Level): Limitations Of The Theories Of Absolute And Comparative Advantage
- 14.138International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Meaning Of Protectionism In The Context Of International Trade
- 14.139International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Different Tools Of Protection And Their Impact: Tariffs
- 14.140International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Different Tools Of Protection And Their Impact: Import Quotas
- 14.141International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Different Tools Of Protection And Their Impact: Export Subsidies
- 14.142International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Different Tools Of Protection And Their Impact: Embargoes
- 14.143International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Different Tools Of Protection And Their Impact: Excessive Administrative Burdens (‘red Tape’)
- 14.144International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Arguments For And Against Protectionism
- 14.145International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Components Of The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments:Current Account: Trade In Goods, Trade In Services, Primary Income And Secondary Income
- 14.146International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Components Of The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Definition Of Balance And Imbalances (Deficit And Surplus) In The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments
- 14.147International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Calculation Of: Balance Of Trade In Goods
- 14.148International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Calculation Of: Balance Of Trade In Services
- 14.149International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Calculation Of: Balance Of Trade In Goods And Services
- 14.150International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Calculation Of: Current Account Balance (Cab)
- 14.151International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Causes Of Imbalances In The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments
- 14.152International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Consequences Of Imbalances In The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments For The Domestic And External Economy
- 14.153International Economic Issues: Exchange Rates: Definition Of Exchange Rate
- 14.154International Economic Issues: Exchange Rates: Determination Of A Floating Exchange Rate
- 14.155International Economic Issues: Exchange Rates: Distinction Between Depreciation And Appreciation Of A Floating Exchange Rate
- 14.156International Economic Issues: Exchange Rates: Causes Of Changes In A Floating Exchange Rate: Demand And Supply Of The Currency
- 14.157International Economic Issues: Exchange Rates: Ad/as Analysis Of The Impact Of Exchange Rate Changes On The Domestic Economy’s Equilibrium National Income And The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 14.158International Economic Issues: Policies To Correct Imbalances In The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Government Policy Objective Of Stability Of The Current Account
- 14.159International Economic Issues: Policies To Correct Imbalances In The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Effect Of Fiscal, Monetary, Supply-side And Protectionist Policies On The Current Account
- Practice Questions/ Practice ExamsPractice Questions/ Exams Based Both On Actual Exam Pattern And On Topical Content To Boost Preparation And Improve Performance158
- 15.1Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Fundamental Economic Problem Of Scarcity
- 15.2Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Need To Make Choices At All Levels (Individuals, Firms, Governments)
- 15.3Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Nature And Definition Of Opportunity Cost, Arising From Choices
- 15.4Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Basic Questions Of Resource Allocation: What To Produce
- 15.5Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Basic Questions Of Resource Allocation: How To Produce
- 15.6Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost: Basic Questions Of Resource Allocation: For Whom To Produce
- 15.7Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Economic Methodology: Economics As A Social Science
- 15.8Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Economic Methodology: Positive And Normative Statements (The Distinction Between Facts And Value Judgements)
- 15.9Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Economic Methodology: Meaning Of The Term Ceteris Paribus
- 15.10Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Economic Methodology: Importance Of The Time Period (Short Run, Long Run, Very Long Run)
- 15.11Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Factors Of Production: Nature And Definition Of Factors Of Production: Land, Labour, Capital And Enterprise
- 15.12Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Factors Of Production: Difference Between Human Capital And Physical Capital
- 15.13Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Factors Of Production: Rewards To The Factors Of Production
- 15.14Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Factors Of Production: Division Of Labour And Specialisation
- 15.15Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Factors Of Production: Role Of The Entrepreneur In Contemporary Economies: Risk And Organisation Of The Other Factors Of Production
- 15.16Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Resource Allocation In Different Economic Systems: Decision-making In Market, Planned And Mixed Economies
- 15.17Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Resource Allocation In Different Economic Systems: Resource Allocation In These Economic Systems
- 15.18Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Production Possibility Curves: Nature And Meaning Of A Production Possibility Curve (Ppc)
- 15.19Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Production Possibility Curves: Shape Of The Ppc: Constant And Increasing Opportunity Costs
- 15.20Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Production Possibility Curves: Causes And Consequences Of Shifts In A Ppc
- 15.21Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Production Possibility Curves: Significance Of A Position Within A Ppc
- 15.22Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Classification Of Goods And Services: Nature And Definition Of Free Goods And Private Goods (Economic Goods)
- 15.23Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Classification Of Goods And Services: Nature And Definition Of Public Goods
- 15.24Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Classification Of Goods And Services: Nature And Definition Of Merit Goods: Under-consumption As A Result Of Imperfect Information In The Market
- 15.25Practice Questions: Basic Economic Ideas And Resource Allocation (As Level): Classification Of Goods And Services: Nature And Definition Of Demerit Goods: Over-consumption As A Result Of Imperfect Information In The Market
- 15.26Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Effective Demand
- 15.27Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Individual And Market Demand And Supply
- 15.28Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Determinants Of Demand
- 15.29Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Determinants Of Supply
- 15.30Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Causes Of A Shift In The Demand Curve (D)
- 15.31Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Causes Of A Shift In The Supply Curve (S)
- 15.32Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Demand And Supply Curves: Distinction Between The Shift In The Demand Or Supply Curve And The Movement Along These Curves
- 15.33Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Definition Of Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand (Ped, Yed, Xed)
- 15.34Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Significance Of Relative Percentage Changes, The Size And Sign Of The Coefficient Of: Price Elasticity Of Demand
- 15.35Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Significance Of Relative Percentage Changes, The Size And Sign Of The Coefficient Of: Income Elasticity Of Demand
- 15.36Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Significance Of Relative Percentage Changes, The Size And Sign Of The Coefficient Of: Cross Elasticity Of Demand
- 15.37Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Descriptions Of Elasticity Values: Perfectly Elastic, (Highly) Elastic, Unitary Elasticity, (Highly) Inelastic, Perfectly Inelastic
- 15.38Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Variation In Price Elasticity Of Demand Along The Length Of A Straight-line Demand Curve
- 15.39Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Factors Affecting: Price Elasticity Of Demand
- 15.40Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Factors Affecting: Income Elasticity Of Demand
- 15.41Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Factors Affecting: Cross Elasticity Of Demand
- 15.42Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Relationship Between Price Elasticity Of Demand And Total Expenditure On A Product
- 15.43Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand: Implications For Decision-making Of Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity Of Demand
- 15.44Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity Of Supply: Definition Of Price Elasticity Of Supply (Pes)
- 15.45Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity Of Supply: Formula For And Calculation Of Price Elasticity Of Supply
- 15.46Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity Of Supply: Significance Of Relative Percentage Changes, The Size And Sign Of The Coefficient Of Price Elasticity Of Supply
- 15.47Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity Of Supply: Factors Affecting Price Elasticity Of Supply
- 15.48Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Price Elasticity Of Supply: Implications For Speed And Ease With Which Firms React To Changed Market Conditions
- 15.49Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Definition Of Market Equilibrium And Disequilibrium
- 15.50Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Effects Of Shifts In Demand And Supply Curves On Equilibrium Price And Quantity
- 15.51Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Relationships Between Different Markets: Joint Demand (Complements)
- 15.52Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Relationships Between Different Markets: Alternative Demand (Substitutes)
- 15.53Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Relationships Between Different Markets: Derived Demand
- 15.54Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Relationships Between Different Markets: Joint Supply
- 15.55Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): The Interaction Of Demand And Supply: Functions Of Price In Resource Allocation; Rationing, Signalling (Transmission Of Preferences) And Incentivising
- 15.56Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Consumer And Producer Surplus: Meaning And Significance Of Consumer Surplus
- 15.57Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Consumer And Producer Surplus: Meaning And Significance Of Producer Surplus
- 15.58Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Consumer And Producer Surplus: Causes Of Changes In Consumer And Producer Surplus
- 15.59Practice Questions: The Price System And The Microeconomy (As Level): Consumer And Producer Surplus: Significance Of Price Elasticity Of Demand And Of Supply In Determining The Extent Of These Changes
- 15.60Practice Questions: Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Reasons For Government Intervention In Markets: Addressing The Non-provision Of Public Goods
- 15.61Practice Questions: Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Reasons For Government Intervention In Markets: Addressing The Over-consumption Of Demerit Goods And The Under-consumption Of Merit Goods
- 15.62Practice Questions: Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Reasons For Government Intervention In Markets: Controlling Prices In Markets
- 15.63Practice Questions: Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Impact And Incidence Of Specific Indirect Taxes
- 15.64Practice Questions: Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Impact And Incidence Of Subsidies
- 15.65Practice Questions: Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Direct Provision Of Goods And Services
- 15.66Practice Questions: Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Maximum And Minimum Prices
- 15.67Practice Questions: Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Buffer Stock Schemes
- 15.68Practice Questions: Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Methods And Effects Of Government Intervention In Markets: Provision Of Information
- 15.69Practice Questions: Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Difference Between Income As A Flow Concept And Wealth As A Stock Concept
- 15.70Practice Questions: Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Measuring Income And Wealth Inequality: Gini Coefficient (Calculation Not Required)
- 15.71Practice Questions: Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Economic Reasons For Inequality Of Income And Wealth
- 15.72Practice Questions: Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Policies To Redistribute Income And Wealth: Minimum Wage
- 15.73Practice Questions: Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Policies To Redistribute Income And Wealth: Transfer Payments
- 15.74Practice Questions: Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Policies To Redistribute Income And Wealth: Progressive Income Taxes, Inheritance And Capital Taxes
- 15.75Practice Questions: Government Microeconomy Intervention (As Level): Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality: Policies To Redistribute Income And Wealth: State Provision Of Essential Goods And Services
- 15.76Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Meaning Of National Income
- 15.77Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Measurement Of National Income: Gross Domestic Product (Gdp)
- 15.78Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Measurement Of National Income: Gross National Income (Gni)
- 15.79Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Measurement Of National Income: Net National Income (Nni)
- 15.80Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Adjustment Of Measures From Market Prices To Basic Prices
- 15.81Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): National Income Statistics: Adjustment Of Measures From Gross Values To Net Values
- 15.82Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Introduction To The Circular Flow Of Income: Circular Flow Of Income In A Closed Economy And An Open Economy: The Flow Of Income Between Households, Firms And Government And The International Economy
- 15.83Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Introduction To The Circular Flow Of Income: Injections And Leakages (Multiplier Not Required)
- 15.84Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Introduction To The Circular Flow Of Income: Equilibrium And Disequilibrium (Marginal And Average Propensities Not Required)
- 15.85Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Definition Of Aggregate Demand (Ad)
- 15.86Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Components Of Ad And Their Meanings: Ad = C + I + G + (X – M)
- 15.87Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Determinants Of Ad (Detailed Knowledge Of The Components Of Ad Is Not Required)
- 15.88Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Shape Of The Ad Curve (Downward Sloping)
- 15.89Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Causes Of A Shift In The Ad Curve
- 15.90Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Definition Of Aggregate Supply (As)
- 15.91Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Determinants Of As
- 15.92Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Shape Of The As Curve In The Short Run (Sras, Upward Sloping Line Or Sweeping Curve) And The Long Run (Lras, Either A Vertical Line Or In Three Sections – Highly Elastic, Upward Sloping, Vertical)
- 15.93Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Causes Of A Shift In The As Curve In The Short Run (Sras) And In The Long Run (Lras)
- 15.94Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Distinction Between A Movement Along And A Shift In Ad And As
- 15.95Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Establishment Of Equilibrium In The Ad/as Model And The Determination Of The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 15.96Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis: Establishment Of Equilibrium In The Ad/as Model And The Determination Of The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 15.97Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Economic Growth: Meaning Of Economic Growth
- 15.98Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Economic Growth: Measurement Of Economic Growth
- 15.99Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Economic Growth: Distinction Between Growth In Nominal Gdp And Real Gdp
- 15.100Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Economic Growth: Causes Of Economic Growth
- 15.101Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Economic Growth: Consequences Of Economic Growth
- 15.102Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Unemployment: Meaning Of Unemployment
- 15.103Practice Questions:The Macroeconomy (As Level): Unemployment: Measures Of Unemployment, With Reference To Possible Difficulties In Measurement
- 15.104Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Unemployment: Causes And Types Of Unemployment: Frictional, Structural, Cyclical, Seasonal And Technological
- 15.105Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Unemployment: Consequences Of Unemployment
- 15.106Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Definition Of Inflation, Deflation And Disinflation
- 15.107Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Measurement Of Changes In The Price Level: Consumer Price Index (Cpi)
- 15.108Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Measurement Of Changes In The Price Level: Possible Difficulties In Measurement
- 15.109Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Distinction Between Money Values (Nominal) And Real Data
- 15.110Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Causes Of Inflation: Cost-push And Demand-pull Inflation
- 15.111Practice Questions: The Macroeconomy (As Level): Price Stability: Consequences Of Inflation
- 15.112Practice Questions: Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Government Macroeconomic Policy Objectives: Use Of Government Policy To Achieve Macroeconomic Objectives: Price Stability, Low Unemployment, Economic Growth (Policy Conflicts And Trade-offs Are Not Required)
- 15.113Practice Questions: Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Meaning Of Government Budget
- 15.114Practice Questions: Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Distinction Between A Government Budget Deficit And A Government Budget Surplus
- 15.115Practice Questions: Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Meaning And Significance Of The National Debt
- 15.116Practice Questions: Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Taxation: Types Of Taxes: Direct/indirect, Progressive/regressive/proportional
- 15.117Practice Questions: Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Taxation: Rates Of Tax: Marginal And Average Rates Of Taxation (Mrt, Art)
- 15.118Practice Questions: Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Taxation: Reasons For Taxation
- 15.119Practice Questions: Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Government Spending: Types Of Spending: Capital (Investment) And Current
- 15.120Practice Questions: Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Government Spending: Reasons For Government Spending
- 15.121Practice Questions: Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Distinction Between Expansionary And Contractionary Fiscal Policy
- 15.122Practice Questions: Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Fiscal Policy: Ad/as Analysis Of The Impact Of Expansionary And Contractionary Fiscal Policy On The Equilibrium Level Of National Income And The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 15.123Practice Questions: Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Monetary Policy: Definition Of Monetary Policy
- 15.124Practice Questions: Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Monetary Policy: Tools Of Monetary Policy: Interest Rates, Money Supply And Credit Regulations
- 15.125Practice Questions: Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Monetary Policy: Distinction Between Expansionary And Contractionary Monetary Policy
- 15.126Practice Questions: Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Monetary Policy: Ad/as Analysis Of The Impact Of Expansionary And Contractionary Monetary Policy On The Equilibrium National Income And The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 15.127Practice Questions: Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Supply-side Policy: Meaning Of Supply-side Policy, In Terms Of Its Effect On Lras Curves
- 15.128Practice Questions: Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Supply-side Policy: Objectives Of Supply-side Policy: Increasing Productivity And Productive Capacity
- 15.129Practice Questions: Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Supply-side Policy: Tools Of Supply-side Policy, For Example Training, Infrastructure Development, Support For Technological Improvement
- 15.130Practice Questions: Government Macroeconomic Intervention: Supply-side Policy: Ad/as Analysis Of The Impact Of Supply-side Policy On The Equilibrium National Income And The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 15.131Practice Questions: International Economic Issues (As Level): The Reasons For International Trade: Distinction Between Absolute And Comparative Advantage
- 15.132Practice Questions: International Economic Issues (As Level): The Reasons For International Trade: Benefits Of Specialisation And Free Trade (Trade Liberalisation), Including The Trading Possibility Curve
- 15.133Practice Questions: International Economic Issues (As Level): The Reasons For International Trade: Exports, Imports And The Terms Of Trade: Measurement Of The Terms Of Trade
- 15.134Practice Questions: International Economic Issues (As Level): The Reasons For International Trade: Exports, Imports And The Terms Of Trade: Causes Of Changes In The Terms Of Trade
- 15.135Practice Questions: International Economic Issues (As Level): The Reasons For International Trade: Exports, Imports And The Terms Of Trade: Impact Of Changes In The Terms Of Trade
- 15.136Practice Questions: International Economic Issues (As Level): Limitations Of The Theories Of Absolute And Comparative Advantage
- 15.137Practice Questions: International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Meaning Of Protectionism In The Context Of International Trade
- 15.138Practice Questions: International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Different Tools Of Protection And Their Impact: Tariffs
- 15.139Practice Questions: International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Different Tools Of Protection And Their Impact: Import Quotas
- 15.140Practice Questions: International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Different Tools Of Protection And Their Impact: Export Subsidies
- 15.141Practice Questions: International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Different Tools Of Protection And Their Impact: Embargoes
- 15.142Practice Questions: International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Different Tools Of Protection And Their Impact: Excessive Administrative Burdens (‘red Tape’)
- 15.143Practice Questions: International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Components Of The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments:Current Account: Trade In Goods, Trade In Services, Primary Income And Secondary Income
- 15.144Practice Questions: International Economic Issues (As Level): Protectionism: Arguments For And Against Protectionism
- 15.145Practice Questions: International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Components Of The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Definition Of Balance And Imbalances (Deficit And Surplus) In The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments
- 15.146Practice Questions: International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Calculation Of: Balance Of Trade In Goods
- 15.147Practice Questions: International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Calculation Of: Balance Of Trade In Services
- 15.148Practice Questions: International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Calculation Of: Balance Of Trade In Goods And Services
- 15.149Practice Questions: International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Calculation Of: Current Account Balance (Cab)
- 15.150Practice Questions: International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Causes Of Imbalances In The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments
- 15.151Practice Questions: International Economic Issues: Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Consequences Of Imbalances In The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments For The Domestic And External Economy
- 15.152Practice Questions: International Economic Issues: Exchange Rates: Definition Of Exchange Rate
- 15.153Practice Questions: International Economic Issues: Exchange Rates: Determination Of A Floating Exchange Rate
- 15.154Practice Questions: International Economic Issues: Exchange Rates: Distinction Between Depreciation And Appreciation Of A Floating Exchange Rate
- 15.155Practice Questions: International Economic Issues: Exchange Rates: Causes Of Changes In A Floating Exchange Rate: Demand And Supply Of The Currency
- 15.156Practice Questions: International Economic Issues: Exchange Rates: Ad/as Analysis Of The Impact Of Exchange Rate Changes On The Domestic Economy’s Equilibrium National Income And The Level Of Real Output, The Price Level And Employment
- 15.157Practice Questions: International Economic Issues: Policies To Correct Imbalances In The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Government Policy Objective Of Stability Of The Current Account
- 15.158Practice Questions: International Economic Issues: Policies To Correct Imbalances In The Current Account Of The Balance Of Payments: Effect Of Fiscal, Monetary, Supply-side And Protectionist Policies On The Current Account
- Mock Tests/ Mock ExamsMock Exams For Final Preparation0
- Class RecordingsClass Recordings From Previous Sessions/ Current Session For Content0
- Other MaterialOther Useful Material For Exams1
- Notes (Rearranged Version 2)Notes Arranged In A Different Style For Preparation Ease Version 26
- Notes + Written Material For Contents of The Syllabus Version 2Notes for Chapters + Written Resources Regarding The Content Version 229
- 20.1Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost
- 20.2Economic Methodology
- 20.3Factors of Production
- 20.4Resource Allocation In Different Economic Systems
- 20.5Production Possibility Curves
- 20.6Classification of Goods And Services
- 20.7Demand And Supply Curves
- 20.8Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity of Demand
- 20.9Price Elasticity of Supply
- 20.10The Interaction of Demand And Supply
- 20.11Consumer And Producer Surplus
- 20.12Reasons For Government Intervention In Markets
- 20.13Methods And Effects of Government Intervention In Markets
- 20.14Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality
- 20.15National Income Statistics
- 20.16Introduction To The Circular Flow of Income
- 20.17Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis
- 20.18Economic Growth
- 20.19Unemployment
- 20.20Price Stability
- 20.21Government Macroeconomic Policy Objectives
- 20.22Fiscal Policy
- 20.23Monetary Policy
- 20.24Supply-Side Policy
- 20.25The Reasons For International Trade
- 20.26Protectionism
- 20.27Current Account of The Balance of Payments
- 20.28Exchange Rates
- 20.29Policies To Correct Imbalances In The Current Account of The Balance of Payments
- Quizzes For Preparation Version 2Quizzes With Detailed Explained Answers And Common Mistakes Discussed In Detail29
- 21.1Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost
- 21.2Economic Methodology
- 21.3Factors of Production
- 21.4Resource Allocation In Different Economic Systems
- 21.5Production Possibility Curves
- 21.6Classification of Goods And Services
- 21.7Demand And Supply Curves
- 21.8Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity of Demand
- 21.9Price Elasticity of Supply
- 21.10The Interaction of Demand And Supply
- 21.11Consumer And Producer Surplus
- 21.12Reasons For Government Intervention In Markets
- 21.13Methods And Effects of Government Intervention In Markets
- 21.14Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality
- 21.15National Income Statistics
- 21.16Introduction To The Circular Flow of Income
- 21.17Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis
- 21.18Economic Growth
- 21.19Unemployment
- 21.20Price Stability
- 21.21Government Macroeconomic Policy Objectives
- 21.22Fiscal Policy
- 21.23Monetary Policy
- 21.24Supply-Side Policy
- 21.25The Reasons For International Trade
- 21.26Protectionism
- 21.27Current Account of The Balance of Payments
- 21.28Exchange Rates
- 21.29Policies To Correct Imbalances In The Current Account of The Balance of Payments
- Cheat Sheets Version 2Short, Quick Revision Cheat Sheets Version 229
- 22.1Scarcity, Choice And Opportunity Cost
- 22.2Economic Methodology
- 22.3Factors of Production
- 22.4Resource Allocation In Different Economic Systems
- 22.5Production Possibility Curves
- 22.6Classification of Goods And Services
- 22.7Demand And Supply Curves
- 22.8Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity And Cross Elasticity of Demand
- 22.9Price Elasticity of Supply
- 22.10The Interaction of Demand And Supply
- 22.11Consumer And Producer Surplus
- 22.12Reasons For Government Intervention In Markets
- 22.13Methods And Effects of Government Intervention In Markets
- 22.14Addressing Income And Wealth Inequality
- 22.15National Income Statistics
- 22.16Introduction To The Circular Flow of Income
- 22.17Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply Analysis
- 22.18Economic Growth
- 22.19Unemployment
- 22.20Price Stability
- 22.21Government Macroeconomic Policy Objectives
- 22.22Fiscal Policy
- 22.23Monetary Policy
- 22.24Supply-Side Policy
- 22.25The Reasons For International Trade
- 22.26Protectionism
- 22.27Current Account of The Balance of Payments
- 22.28Exchange Rates
- 22.29Policies To Correct Imbalances In The Current Account of The Balance of Payments
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