9708/12

Economics 9708/12October/November 2019

Cambridge AS Level · AS Level Multiple Choice · answer key with instant marking and worked solutions

30
questions
30
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60
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Topics Methods of Government Intervention in Markets · Balance of Payments · Demand and Supply · Fiscal Policy · Classification of Goods and Services · Consumer and Producer Surplus · +12 more

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Q11MScarcity, Choice and Opportunity CostFree sample

What is correct about scarcity?

Options

A   Scarcity affects low income earners only.
B   Scarcity forces individuals to make choices.
C   Scarcity is removed by periods of falling prices.
D   Scarcity will be abolished by advances in technology.

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29 more questions
  • Q2Production Possibility Curves1M
  • Q3Classification of Goods and Services1M
  • Q4Economic Methodology1M
  • Q5Consumer and Producer Surplus1M
  • Q6Demand and Supply1M
  • Q7Market Equilibrium and the Price Mechanism1M
  • Q8Consumer and Producer Surplus · Methods of Government Intervention in Markets1M
  • Q9Demand and Supply1M
  • Q10Elasticities of Demand · Price Elasticity of Supply1M
  • Q11Methods of Government Intervention in Markets1M
  • Q12Demand and Supply1M
  • Q13Market Equilibrium and the Price Mechanism1M
  • Q14Classification of Goods and Services · Reasons for Government Intervention in Markets1M
  • Q15Fiscal Policy1M
  • Q16Methods of Government Intervention in Markets1M
  • Q17Fiscal Policy1M
  • Q18Methods of Government Intervention in Markets · Elasticities of Demand1M
  • Q19Balance of Payments1M
  • Q20Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply1M
  • Q21Protectionism1M
  • Q22Price Stability1M
  • Q23International Trade and Comparative Advantage1M
  • Q24Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply1M
  • Q25Balance of Payments1M
  • Q26International Trade and Comparative Advantage1M
  • Q27Exchange Rates1M
  • Q28Balance of Payments1M
  • Q29Exchange Rates · Balance of Payments1M
  • Q30Fiscal Policy1M
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