Cambridge AS & A Level Economics
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Topics 7-11: A Level only; examined in Papers 3 and 4 (AS content is assumed knowledge and is not the direct focus).
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Government failure and evaluating intervention in markets
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Nationalisation, privatisation and commercialisation of state enterprises
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Regulation, quotas, tradable permits, property rights and nudges
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The full balance of payments: current, capital and financial accounts
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Consumption, saving and investment functions
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National income determination and inflationary and deflationary gaps
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The multiplier
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Utility, diminishing marginal utility and the equi-marginal principle
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Actual and potential growth, output gaps and the trade cycle
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Inclusive and sustainable economic growth
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Poverty, equity and equality: policies and the poverty trap
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Fixed, managed and floating exchange rate systems
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Indifference curves, budget lines and the income and substitution effects
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Links between macroeconomic problems and the Phillips curve
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Measuring living standards and economic development
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Effectiveness of macroeconomic policies, policy conflicts and government failure
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Judging how well markets use resources: the five kinds of efficiency
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Equilibrium and disequilibrium unemployment, the natural rate, mobility and policies
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Economic rent, transfer earnings and quasi-rent
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How wages are determined: competitive markets, unions, minimum wages and monopsony
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