9708/13

Economics 9708/13October/November 2023

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

30
questions
30
marks
60
minutes

Topics Elasticities of Demand · Demand and Supply · Classification of Goods and Services · International Trade and Comparative Advantage · Price Elasticity of Supply · Market Equilibrium and the Price Mechanism · +14 more

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Q11MFactors of ProductionFree sample

A factory introduces an automated production line to take advantage of division of labour.

What is most likely to increase?

Options

A   average cost of production
B   job satisfaction of workers
C   range of skills of each worker
D   worker productivity

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29 more questions
  • Q2Classification of Goods and Services1M
  • Q3Scarcity, Choice and Opportunity Cost · International Trade and Comparative Advantage1M
  • Q4Classification of Goods and Services1M
  • Q5Consumer and Producer Surplus1M
  • Q6Price Elasticity of Supply1M
  • Q7Elasticities of Demand1M
  • Q8Market Equilibrium and the Price Mechanism · Demand and Supply1M
  • Q9Demand and Supply · Market Equilibrium and the Price Mechanism1M
  • Q10Elasticities of Demand1M
  • Q11Price Elasticity of Supply1M
  • Q12Elasticities of Demand1M
  • Q13Demand and Supply · Methods of Government Intervention in Markets1M
  • Q14Methods of Government Intervention in Markets1M
  • Q15Income and Wealth Inequality1M
  • Q16Income and Wealth Inequality1M
  • Q17The Circular Flow of Income1M
  • Q18The Circular Flow of Income1M
  • Q19Unemployment1M
  • Q20Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply1M
  • Q21Balance of Payments1M
  • Q22National Income Statistics1M
  • Q23Price Stability1M
  • Q24International Trade and Comparative Advantage1M
  • Q25Balance of Payments1M
  • Q26Monetary Policy1M
  • Q27Supply-Side Policy · Fiscal Policy1M
  • Q28Supply-Side Policy · Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply1M
  • Q29Fiscal Policy1M
  • Q30Monetary Policy1M
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