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Practise Economics 7136 by topic
436 questions from these 18 papers are cut up and sorted into 80 syllabus topics — answer them one by one and mark yourself against the official mark scheme.
Paper 1
Economic methodologyThe nature and purpose of economic activityEconomic resourcesScarcity, choice and the allocation of resourcesProduction possibility diagramsConsumer behaviourImperfect informationAspects of behavioural economic theoryBehavioural economics and economic policyThe demand for goods and servicesPrice, income and cross elasticities of demandThe supply of goods and servicesPrice elasticity of supplyThe determination of equilibrium market pricesThe interrelationship between marketsProduction and productivitySpecialisation, division of labour and exchangeDiminishing returns and returns to scaleCosts of productionEconomies and diseconomies of scaleMarginal, average and total revenueProfitTechnological changeMarket structuresThe objectives of firmsPerfect competitionMonopolistic competitionOligopolyMonopoly and monopoly powerPrice discriminationThe dynamics of competitionContestable and non-contestable marketsStatic and dynamic efficiencyConsumer and producer surplusDemand for labour and marginal productivityThe supply of labour to different marketsWages in perfectly competitive labour marketsWages in imperfectly competitive labour marketsTrade unions, wages and employmentThe National Minimum WageDiscrimination in the labour marketThe distribution of income and wealthThe problem of povertyPolicies to reduce poverty and inequalityHow markets and prices allocate resourcesThe meaning of market failurePublic goods, private goods and quasi-public goodsPositive and negative externalitiesMerit and demerit goodsMarket imperfectionsCompetition policyPublic ownership, privatisation and regulationGovernment intervention in marketsGovernment failureQuantitative skills
Paper 2
The objectives of government economic policyMacroeconomic indicatorsUses of index numbersUses of national income dataThe circular flow of incomeAggregate demand and aggregate supply analysisThe determinants of aggregate demandAggregate demand and economic activityDeterminants of short-run aggregate supplyDeterminants of long-run aggregate supplyEconomic growth and the economic cycleEmployment and unemploymentInflation and deflationConflicts between macroeconomic objectivesFinancial markets and financial assetsCommercial banks and investment banksCentral banks and monetary policyThe regulation of the financial systemFiscal policySupply-side policiesGlobalisationTradeThe balance of paymentsExchange rate systemsEconomic growth and developmentQuantitative skills
Paper 3
Economic methodologyThe nature and purpose of economic activityEconomic resourcesScarcity, choice and the allocation of resourcesProduction possibility diagramsConsumer behaviourImperfect informationAspects of behavioural economic theoryBehavioural economics and economic policyThe demand for goods and servicesPrice, income and cross elasticities of demandThe supply of goods and servicesPrice elasticity of supplyThe determination of equilibrium market pricesThe interrelationship between marketsProduction and productivitySpecialisation, division of labour and exchangeDiminishing returns and returns to scaleCosts of productionEconomies and diseconomies of scaleMarginal, average and total revenueProfitTechnological changeMarket structuresThe objectives of firmsPerfect competitionMonopolistic competitionOligopolyMonopoly and monopoly powerPrice discriminationThe dynamics of competitionContestable and non-contestable marketsStatic and dynamic efficiencyConsumer and producer surplusDemand for labour and marginal productivityThe supply of labour to different marketsWages in perfectly competitive labour marketsWages in imperfectly competitive labour marketsTrade unions, wages and employmentThe National Minimum WageDiscrimination in the labour marketThe distribution of income and wealthThe problem of povertyPolicies to reduce poverty and inequalityHow markets and prices allocate resourcesThe meaning of market failurePublic goods, private goods and quasi-public goodsPositive and negative externalitiesMerit and demerit goodsMarket imperfectionsCompetition policyPublic ownership, privatisation and regulationGovernment intervention in marketsGovernment failureThe objectives of government economic policyMacroeconomic indicatorsUses of index numbersUses of national income dataThe circular flow of incomeAggregate demand and aggregate supply analysisThe determinants of aggregate demandAggregate demand and economic activityDeterminants of short-run aggregate supplyDeterminants of long-run aggregate supplyEconomic growth and the economic cycleEmployment and unemploymentInflation and deflationConflicts between macroeconomic objectivesFinancial markets and financial assetsCommercial banks and investment banksCentral banks and monetary policyThe regulation of the financial systemFiscal policySupply-side policiesGlobalisationTradeThe balance of paymentsExchange rate systemsEconomic growth and developmentQuantitative skills
Paper AS1
Economic methodologyThe nature and purpose of economic activityEconomic resourcesScarcity, choice and the allocation of resourcesProduction possibility diagramsConsumer behaviourImperfect informationAspects of behavioural economic theoryBehavioural economics and economic policyThe demand for goods and servicesPrice, income and cross elasticities of demandThe supply of goods and servicesPrice elasticity of supplyThe determination of equilibrium market pricesThe interrelationship between marketsProduction and productivitySpecialisation, division of labour and exchangeDiminishing returns and returns to scaleCosts of productionEconomies and diseconomies of scaleMarginal, average and total revenueProfitTechnological changeMarket structuresThe objectives of firmsPerfect competitionMonopolistic competitionOligopolyMonopoly and monopoly powerPrice discriminationThe dynamics of competitionContestable and non-contestable marketsStatic and dynamic efficiencyConsumer and producer surplusDemand for labour and marginal productivityThe supply of labour to different marketsWages in perfectly competitive labour marketsWages in imperfectly competitive labour marketsTrade unions, wages and employmentThe National Minimum WageDiscrimination in the labour marketThe distribution of income and wealthThe problem of povertyPolicies to reduce poverty and inequalityHow markets and prices allocate resourcesThe meaning of market failurePublic goods, private goods and quasi-public goodsPositive and negative externalitiesMerit and demerit goodsMarket imperfectionsCompetition policyPublic ownership, privatisation and regulationGovernment intervention in marketsGovernment failureQuantitative skills
Paper AS2
The objectives of government economic policyMacroeconomic indicatorsUses of index numbersUses of national income dataThe circular flow of incomeAggregate demand and aggregate supply analysisThe determinants of aggregate demandAggregate demand and economic activityDeterminants of short-run aggregate supplyDeterminants of long-run aggregate supplyEconomic growth and the economic cycleEmployment and unemploymentInflation and deflationConflicts between macroeconomic objectivesFinancial markets and financial assetsCommercial banks and investment banksCentral banks and monetary policyThe regulation of the financial systemFiscal policySupply-side policiesGlobalisationTradeThe balance of paymentsExchange rate systemsEconomic growth and developmentQuantitative skills
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