Learn Extracted exam questions A-Level Economics 9708 Economics November 2025 Question Paper 11
9708 Economics November 2025 Question Paper 11
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Indirect taxes are cheap to collect.
Gini coefficient value for the country number of demerit goods in the country 0.4 many
O capital goods consumer goods Why is the production possibility curve drawn concave to the origin? Capital goods are a more labour-intensive output than consumer goods.
A ferry that takes members of the public across a river.
subsidy received by producers level of imperfect information among consumers yes high
when ceteris paribus no longer applies
O price quantity What is an accurate description of the curve? a perfectly elastic demand curve
When income rises less of the good is bought.
total expenditure ($) price ($) period 96000 40000 64000 80000 32000
What can be deduced from this data? The good has constant opportunity cost.
expenditure ($billions) health education total economic welfare If the government has$60 billion of its budget to allocate between health and education services, which allocation will give its citizens the highest level of welfare? education spending ($billions) health spending ($ billions)
a shift to the left in the demand curve and a rise in equilibrium quantity
annual income
to benefit poorer consumers
S1 S2 O U V W X Y Z price quantity
$bn 600 gross domestic product at market prices 100 indirect taxes subsidies What is the value of gross domestic product at basic prices?$700bn
Real GDP fell by approximately 5%.
computers for classrooms
increasing expenditure by firms on skills training programmes for unskilled workers
a decrease in the exchange rate
AD AS O general price level Y1 national income
economic growth
When household spending is inelastic in response to interest rate changes.
monetary fiscal supply-side key exp con con
unemployment rate inflation rate high high
There would be a decrease in structural unemployment.
fell by 10
the movement of factors of production between countries
income earned outside the country that is transferred into the country
depreciating the exchange rate