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Edexcel · Paper 1

Microeconomics

14 of 22 spec points covered · 78 attempts

1.3 Market failure3 of 5 covered
1.3.1aDistinguish positive & negative externalitiesNeeds work
1.3.1bDefine public goods & explain the free-rider problemNot started
1.3.1cEvaluate indirect taxes & subsidies to correct market failureNot started
1.3.2aAnalyse government failure & unintended consequencesNeeds work
1.3.2bEvaluate price ceilings & floors including buffer stocksMastered
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Economics · Paper 1 · Needs-work scope

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6 marks · Demand

Calculate the price elasticity of demand given a 12% rise in price reduced quantity demanded from 580 to 522.

Model answer

PED = %ΔQd / %ΔP = -10% / +12% = -0.83. The coefficient is between 0 and -1, indicating petrol is price-inelastic over this range…

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