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- IGCSE Economics — Question index
- 1.1 The nature of the basic economic problem
- 1.2 Factors of production
- 1.3 Opportunity cost
- 1.4 Production possibility curve (PPC) diagrams
- 2.1 The role of markets in allocating resources
- 2.2 Demand
- 2.3 Supply
- 2.4 Price determination
- 2.5 Price changes
- 2.6 Price elasticity of demand (PED)
- 2.7 Price elasticity of supply (PES)
- 2.8 Market economic system
- 2.9 Market failure
- 2.10 Mixed economic system
- 3.1 Money and banking
- 3.2 Households
- 3.3 Workers
- 3.4 Firms
- 3.5 Firms and production
- 3.6 Firms' costs, revenue and objectives
- 3.7 Types of markets
- 4.1 Government macroeconomic intervention
- 4.2 Fiscal policy
- 4.3 Monetary policy
- 4.4 Supply-side policy
- 4.5 Economic growth
- 4.6 Employment and unemployment
- 4.7 Inflation
- 5.1 Living standards
- 5.2 Poverty
- 5.3 Population
- 5.4 Differences in economic development between countries
- 6.1 Specialisation and free trade
- 6.2 Globalisation and trade restrictions
- 6.3 Foreign exchange rates
- 6.4 Current account of the balance of payments
- 1.1 The nature of the basic economic problem
- 1.2 Factors of production
- 1.3 Opportunity cost
- 1.4 Production possibility curve (PPC) diagrams
- 2.1 The role of markets in allocating resources
- 2.2 Demand
- 2.3 Supply
- 2.4 Price determination
- 2.5 Price changes
- 2.6 Price elasticity of demand (PED)
- 2.7 Price elasticity of supply (PES)
- 2.8 Market economic system
- 2.9 Market failure
- 2.10 Mixed economic system
- 3.1 Money and banking
- 3.2 Households
- 3.3 Workers
- 3.4 Firms
- 3.5 Firms and production
- 3.6 Firms' costs, revenue and objectives
- 3.7 Types of markets
- 4.1 Government macroeconomic intervention
- 4.2 Fiscal policy
- 4.3 Monetary policy
- 4.4 Supply-side policy
- 4.5 Economic growth
- 4.6 Employment and unemployment
- 4.7 Inflation
- 5.1 Living standards
- 5.2 Poverty
- 5.3 Population
- 5.4 Differences in economic development between countries
- 6.1 Specialisation and free trade
- 6.2 Globalisation and trade restrictions
- 6.3 Foreign exchange rates
- 6.4 Current account of the balance of payments
Exercise sheets
- Complete pack — exercise sheets + past papers
- 1 The basic economic problem — Part 1
- 1 The basic economic problem — Part 2
- 2 The allocation of resources — Part 1
- 2 The allocation of resources — Part 2
- 3 Microeconomic decision-makers — Part 1
- 3 Microeconomic decision-makers — Part 2
- 4 Government and the macroeconomy — Part 1
- 4 Government and the macroeconomy — Part 2
- 5 Economic development — Part 1
- 5 Economic development — Part 2
- 6 International trade and globalisation — Part 1
- 6 International trade and globalisation — Part 2
Past papers
- 1.1 The nature of the basic economic problem
- 1.2 Factors of production
- 1.3 Opportunity cost
- 1.4 Production possibility curve (PPC) diagrams
- 2.1 The role of markets in allocating resources
- 2.2 Demand
- 2.3 Supply
- 2.4 Price determination
- 2.5 Price changes
- 2.6 Price elasticity of demand (PED)
- 2.7 Price elasticity of supply (PES)
- 2.8 Market economic system
- 2.9 Market failure
- 2.10 Mixed economic system
- 3.1 Money and banking
- 3.2 Households
- 3.3 Workers
- 3.4 Firms
- 3.5 Firms and production
- 3.6 Firms' costs, revenue and objectives
- 3.7 Types of markets
- 4.1 Government macroeconomic intervention
- 4.2 Fiscal policy
- 4.3 Monetary policy
- 4.4 Supply-side policy
- 4.5 Economic growth
- 4.6 Employment and unemployment
- 4.7 Inflation
- 5.1 Living standards
- 5.2 Poverty
- 5.3 Population
- 5.4 Differences in economic development between countries
- 6.1 Specialisation and free trade
- 6.2 Globalisation and trade restrictions
- 6.3 Foreign exchange rates
- 6.4 Current account of the balance of payments
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Mark yourself specifically on whether both axes are labelled, the curves are named, the shift is arrowed and the new equilibrium is marked. Those are four separate scheme points and candidates routinely produce a recognisable diagram that earns two of them.
The multiple-choice paper is best used as a diagnostic rather than as practice. Work one, then look only at the ones you got wrong and find which topic they cluster in — that is where the structured paper will catch you too.