Economics (2281)
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Topic 01
The basic economic problem
- 01The nature of the economic problem
- 02The factors of production
- 03Opportunity cost
- 04Production possibility curve (PPC) diagrams
Topic 02
The allocation of resources
- 01Microeconomics and macroeconomics
- 02The role of markets in allocating resources
- 03Demand
- 04Supply
- 05Price determination
- 06Price changes
- 07Price elasticity of demand (PED)
- 08Price elasticity of supply (PES)
- 09Market economic system
- 10Market failure
- 11Mixed economic system
Topic 03
Microeconomic decision makers
- 01Money and banking
- 02Households
- 03Workers
- 04Trade unions
- 05Firms
- 06Firms and production
- 07Firms’ costs, revenue and objectives
- 08Market structure
Topic 04
Government and the macroeconomy
- 01The role of government
- 02The macroeconomic aims of government
- 03Fiscal policy
- 04Monetary policy
- 05Supply-side policy
- 06Economic growth
- 07Employment and unemployment
- 08Inflation and deflation
Topic 05
Economic development
- 01Living standards
- 02Poverty
- 03Population
- 04Differences in economic development between countries
Topic 06
International trade and globalisation
- 01International specialisation
- 02Globalisation, free trade and protection
- 03Foreign exchange rates
- 04Current account of balance of payments
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