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Conflicts and trade-offs between objectives

5 questions · 220 marks · about 4.5 hours

Conflicts and trade-offs between objectives questions

TopicConflicts and trade-offs between objectives

Edexcel 9EB0 Conflicts and trade-offs between objectives 5 questions

Paper 3: The economic environment and business June 2025, Question 2 50 marks

(a)

Discuss the effects of an increase in the national living wage on employment.

[8]
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(b)

Assess the extent to which supply-side policies for reducing skills shortages may involve policy conflicts or trade-offs.

[10]
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(c)

Assess the potential trade-off between inflation and unemployment.

[12]
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(d)

Evaluate the benefits of regulation in a market.

[20]
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Paper 3: The economic environment and business June 2022, Question 1 50 marks

(a)

Discuss the usefulness of GDP as an indicator of growth.

[8]
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(b)

Assess the impact of exchange rate changes on economic growth for a country.

[10]
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(c)

Using a suitable diagram, assess the use of fiscal policy to stimulate economic growth.

[12]
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(d)

Evaluate the extent of the trade-off between economic growth and negative externalities.

[20]
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Paper 3: The economic environment and business November 2020, Question 1 50 marks

(a)

Discuss the extent to which the UK housing market can be described as a market bubble.

[8]
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(b)

Assess the effectiveness of supply-side policies to ease skills shortages in the labour market.

[10]
Reveal mark scheme Mark scheme for question 1(b)
(c)

Using Extract C, assess the extent of the trade-off between unemployment and inflation.

[12]
Reveal mark scheme Mark scheme for question 1(c)
(d)

Evaluate the role of the central bank in reducing economic risk and uncertainty.

[20]
Reveal mark scheme Mark scheme for question 1(d)

Paper 3: The economic environment and business October 2020, Question 1 50 marks

(a)

Discuss the extent to which the UK housing market can be described as a market bubble.

[8]
Reveal mark scheme Mark scheme for question 1(a)
(b)

Assess the effectiveness of supply-side policies to ease skills shortages in the labour market.

[10]
Reveal mark scheme Mark scheme for question 1(b)
(c)

Using Extract C, assess the extent of the trade-off between unemployment and inflation.

[12]
Reveal mark scheme Mark scheme for question 1(c)
(d)

Evaluate the role of the central bank in reducing economic risk and uncertainty.

[20]
Reveal mark scheme Mark scheme for question 1(d)

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