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Full catalogue of A level Economics PowerPoint slides covering every micro and macro topic, ready to use for teaching or revision. Ideal for Edexcel, AQA and OCR exam boards for both Year 12 and Year 13. Ensure your own subject knowledge is up-to-scratch and save yourself hours of planning. There are individual lessons and topics available, or you may save loads of money by purchasing lessons in bundles based on the different sections of the A level economics specifications.

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Full catalogue of A level Economics PowerPoint slides covering every micro and macro topic, ready to use for teaching or revision. Ideal for Edexcel, AQA and OCR exam boards for both Year 12 and Year 13. Ensure your own subject knowledge is up-to-scratch and save yourself hours of planning. There are individual lessons and topics available, or you may save loads of money by purchasing lessons in bundles based on the different sections of the A level economics specifications.

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Oligopoly
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Oligopoly

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A level Economics PowerPoint covering Oligopoly including collusion and cartels. Game theory not included.
Distribution of income and wealth
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Distribution of income and wealth

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A level Economics PowerPoint slides covering: The difference between income and wealth. The various factors which influence the distribution of income and wealth. The difference between equality and equity in relation to the distribution of income and wealth.
Static, dynamic, productive, allocative efficiency
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Static, dynamic, productive, allocative efficiency

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A level Economics PowerPoint slides covering: The difference between static efficiency and dynamic efficiency. The conditions required for productive efficiency (minimising average total costs) and allocative efficiency (price = marginal cost). Dynamic efficiency is influenced by, for example, research and development, investment in human and non-human capital and technological change.
Dynamics of competition
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Dynamics of competition

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A level Economics PowerPoint covering: Both the short-run and long-run benefits which are likely to result from competition. That firms do not just compete on the basis of price but that competition will, for example, also lead firms to strive to improve products, reduce costs, improve the quality of the service provided. The process of creative destruction.
Income and wealth inequality
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Income and wealth inequality

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A-level Economics PowerPoint presentation about how the market mechanism leads to the inequitable distribution of income and wealth. Covers market economies, planned and mixed economies.