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1.1.1 Economics as a social science
What is economics,
Why is economics considered a soc...,
How is economics similar to the m...
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1.1.2 Positive and normative economic statements
What is a positive economic state...,
What is a normative economic stat...,
What are key words in normative s...
3
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1.1.3 The Economic problem
What is a need,
What is a want,
What are free goods
22
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1.1.4 Production Possibility Frontiers
What does a ppf show,
What does ppf stand for,
What does the green curve on the ...
19
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1.1.5 Specialisation and the division of labour
What is production,
What is productvity,
What is specialisation
20
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1.1.6 Free market economies, mixed economy and command economy
What questions do different types...,
What is a free market economy,
Are there completely free markets...
14
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1.2.1 Rational Decision Making
What is utility,
V,
What is the rational consumer called
5
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1.2.2 Demand
What is demand,
Describe point a to b,
Describe d1 to d2
26
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1.2.3 Price Elasticity of Demand
What is elasticity of demand,
How responsive is an elastic good,
How responsive is an inelastic good
32
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1.2.4 Supply
What is supply,
Describe the movement along the s...,
Describe the movement along the s...
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1.2.5 Elasticity of Supply
What is price elasticity of suppl...,
What is the formula for,
Unitary elastic pes is where
17
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1.2.6 Price determination
What is price equilibrium,
Another time for price equilibriu...,
E
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1.2.7 Price mechanism
How is price determined,
When do prices rise,
What are the three functions of p...
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1.2.8 Consumer and Producer Surplus
What is a consumer surplus,
What is a producer surplus,
Which triangle illustrates consum...
11
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1.2.9 Indirect Taxes and Subsidies
What are indirect taces,
What are the two types of indirec...,
What is ad valorem tax
30
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1.2.10 Alternative Views of Consumer Behaviour
What are the reasons for people n...,
Give an example of behaving non r...,
What is herding behaviour
5
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1.3.1 Types Of Market Failure
What are the role of markets,
What are the two types of market ...,
What is partial market failure
5
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1.3.2 Externalities
What are externalities,
What are positive externalities,
What are negative externalities
29
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1.3.3 Public Goods
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1.3.4 Information Gaps
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1.4.1 Government Intervention
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1.4.2 Government Failure
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