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Discuss the impact that Brexit may upon the UK economy (25 marks)

When analysing the impact that a trade agreement may have upon an economy there are three key areas that must be assessed, these are imports and exports, migration and trade. It is important to focus on the ...
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Using the data and your knowledge of economics, to what extent do you agree that cuts to direct taxation would benefit growth and living standards in the UK? Justify your answer.

Intro: - Define direct taxation - Define what is meant by growth Concepts to explore: Growth - Implications of tax cuts on consumption levels in the UK - in terms of the propensity to spend, disposable incom...
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Should the government intervene in cases of market failure

The benefits of government intervention are largely dependent on the type of government intervention and the form of market failure it hopes to correct, however it is normally beneficial for the government t...
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On a Production Possibility Frontier diagram, indicate a point where resources are efficiently allocated (label X) and an inefficient one (labelled Y). Explain why X is efficient, why Y is inefficient and how output could be increased from both.

Concave PPF diagram - point X anywhere on the curve, point Y strictly inside the curve. X is efficient because an increase in output of one good cannot be achieved without reducing the output of the other (f...
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Explain how changes in prices allocate scarce resources in a market economy [12 marks]

The concept of 'scarce resources' refers to the basic economic theory that the market will consistently have insufficient resources to fulfill all of society's wants and needs. The price of a product in the ...
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