Economics 9708/11 — May/June 2021
Cambridge AS Level · AS Level Multiple Choice · answer key with instant marking and worked solutions
Topics Elasticities of Demand · Demand and Supply · Exchange Rates · Methods of Government Intervention in Markets · Price Stability · Economic Methodology · +11 more
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In 2015, the Chinese economy grew at 6.9%, the Indian economy at 7.6% and the US economy at 2.4%.
Which comment contains two positive statements?
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A Chinese economic growth exceeded US economic growth by 4.5% in 2015 but was 0.7% less than that in India.
B Chinese economic growth was more than double that in the US in 2015 but was disappointing compared to that in India.
C Economic growth in India was better than that of the US.
D Economic growth in the US was too low in 2015 and economic growth in India was too high.
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