Tony has been an Economics, Business Studies and Accounting teacher in several International schools and colleges for the past 15 years. He is also an Examiner of Economics with the Cambridge Exam Board. He holds a Masters degree in Economics. You can watch his videos that simplify economics on his Youtube channel; 'Tony's Workspace'. His passion is to apply technology to simplify and make learning more appealing.
Tony has been an Economics, Business Studies and Accounting teacher in several International schools and colleges for the past 15 years. He is also an Examiner of Economics with the Cambridge Exam Board. He holds a Masters degree in Economics. You can watch his videos that simplify economics on his Youtube channel; 'Tony's Workspace'. His passion is to apply technology to simplify and make learning more appealing.
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3.2 Methods and effects of government intervention in markets (41 Questions)
3.3 Addressing income and wealth inequality (33 Questions)
Consolidate your understanding of the AS Level Cambridge 9708 Economics curriculum with our comprehensive revision resource, “Topic 4: The Macroeconomy- MCQs.” This resource is designed to solidify students’ understanding of the Macroeconomic environment, a key topic in the study of and understanding of Economics.
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4.1 National income statistics (10 Questions)
4.2 Introduction to the circular flow of income (18 Questions)
4.3 Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply analysis (44 Questions)
4.4 Economic growth (12 Questions)
4.5 Unemployment (8 Questions)
4.6 Price stability (34 Questions)
Consolidate your understanding of the AS Level Cambridge 9708 Economics curriculum with our comprehensive revision resource, “Topic 5: Government macroeconomic intervention- MCQs.” This resource is designed to solidify students’ understanding of the basics of Economics, a foundational topic in the study of and understanding of Economics.
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5.2 Fiscal policy (36 Questions)
5.3 Monetary policy (29 Questions)
5.4 Supply Side policy (19 Questions)
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6.1 The reasons for international trade (29 Questions)
6.2 Protectionism (19 Questions)
6.3 Current account of the balance of payments (21 Questions)
6.4 Exchange rates (21 Questions)
6.5 Policies to correct imbalances in the current account of the balance of payments (20 Questions)
This resource contains a collection of 680 AS Level Economics Topical Multiple-choice questions. They are drawn from a collection of Cambridge Past papers as well as other revision resources. They are arranged topic wise according to the latest Cambridge AS Economics 9708 Syllabus.
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2.1 Microeconomics and macroeconomics (16 Questions)
2.2 The role of markets in allocating resources (10 Questions)
2.3 Demand (20 Questions)
2.4 Supply (14 Questions)
2.5 Price determination**(14 Questions)**
2.6 Price Changes**(9 Questions)**
2.7 Price elasticity of demand (PED)(14 Questions)
2.8 Price elasticity of supply (PES)(10 Questions)
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2.10 Market failure**(14 Questions)**
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Consolidate your understanding of the IGCSE Cambridge 0455 Economics curriculum with our comprehensive revision resource, “Topic 3: Microeconomic decision makers - MCQs.” This resource is designed to solidify students’ understanding of the Microeconomic decision makers, an important topic in the study of and understanding of Economics.
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3.1 Money and banking (13 Questions)
3.2 Households (14 Questions)
3.3 Workers (20 Questions)
3.4 Trade unions (14 Questions)
3.5 Firms (25 Questions)
3.6 Firms and production (7 Questions)
3.7 Firms’ costs, revenue and objectives (24 Questions)
3.8 Market structure (12 Questions)
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4.2 The macroeconomic aims of government (15 Questions)
4.3 Fiscal policy (33 Questions)
4.4 Monetary policy (14 Questions)
4.5 Supply-side policy (18 Questions)
4.6 Economic growth (21 Questions)
4.7 Employment and unemployment (36 Questions)
4.8 Inflation and deflation (27 Questions)
PREFACE
At midnight, the adventurers began a journey. A journey into the darkness. But even after arriving at their destination, they found themselves sinking deeper and deeper into the darkness of retrogressive mindsets, presided over by a repressive regime. Someone needed to illuminate the thick darkness. But the darkness was serving the interests of the kleptocratic king and his minions.
The harder the adventurers fought to usher in a new dispensation, the harder the corrupt forces of darkness fought back to maintain the status quo.
CHAPTER 1
When lady eagle, lady flamingo and lady butterfly had saved up enough money they bought camping tents and flew to Indopoopa Jungle. They were joined by eagle, flamingo and three eaglets. They started their journey at midnight and by 11 a.m. they had arrived at their destination. They were surprised to see meerkats eating fermented fruits from the marula tree and getting drunk. The meerkats behaved in a disorderly manner and swore at each other. When
they saw eagle and lady eagle, they ran away and hid in their holes.
“We are not here to harm you,” said lady eagle. “We are just here to have some adventure.”
“That is true,” said lady butterfly. “Please join us.”
The meerkats were not sure whether to trust the visitors. They sent a little meerkat to greet the visitors. They watched from their underground homes to see if the little meerkat would be harmed. When she was not harmed, they sent five more daughters. The little meerkats began to play with the eaglets. When eagle saw this, he challenged the bigger meerkats.
“Come out from your homes you cowards,” he said. “Stop sending the little ones.”
The meerkat leader staggered out of his home and cautiously approached the visitors. Suddenly, a falcon appeared in the sky and all the meerkats fled into their homes.
When the falcon saw that the meerkats had disappeared into their holes, he decided to grab one of the eaglets. He flew down like a bolt of lightning, but before he could get to the eaglets, eagle and lady eagle got up quickly. One grabbed falcon by the head and the other grabbed falcon’s wings.
“You are hurting me,” cried falcon…
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1.1 Scarcity, choice and opportunity cost (23 Questions)
1.2 Economic methodology (16 Questions)
1.3 Factors of production (22 Questions)
1.4 Resource allocation in different economic systems (12 Questions)
1.5 Production possibility curves (22 Questions)
1.6 Classification of goods and services (15 Questions)
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Preface
For the very first time in the jungle, we have an animal queen!!! The animals democratically elect a new queen, and under her wise leadership, Cactapopo Jungle goes through a phenomenal phase of socio-economic transformation that ushers in the development of sustainable industries and the creation of a city. The public and private sector businesses thrive, giving rise to wealth creation that is unprecedented in the history of the jungle.
A few animals start an explorers’ club and venture out to look for investment opportunities abroad. Their ideas are not received well by the leader of Indopoopa Jungle. In the drama that follows, the explorers are bundled out of Indopoopa Jungle. They leave, but carry two hostages with them. When they return three months later, the winds of change are blowing in their favour.
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