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Cambridge AS & A Level Economics

11International economic issues (A Level)

International economic issues (A Level) in Cambridge AS & A Level Economics: what the syllabus expects you to know, the learning objectives and how to practise.
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  • The full balance of payments: current, capital and financial accounts

    50 min

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  • Fixed, managed and floating exchange rate systems

    55 min

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  • Measuring living standards and economic development

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  • Economic structure and characteristics of developing and developed countries

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  • Income distribution: the Lorenz curve and the Gini coefficient

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  • Population: birth, death, migration and structure

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  • International aid, external debt, the IMF and the World Bank

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  • Multinational companies and foreign direct investment

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  • Economic integration: trading blocs, trade creation and diversion, and trade agreements

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  • Globalisation: meaning, causes and consequences

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