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Mark scheme Q1 unit 3.3
This paper 1 style question contains both parts (a) and part (b) sections. Part A tests the students knowledge on the causes of inflation. Part B requires a more evaluative response with students required...
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Mark scheme Q3 unit 2.11
This question is a paper 1 style question in two parts. The first focuses on barriers to entry and how a monopoly firm can firstly establish themselves as the dominant player in the market and then maintain...
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Mark scheme Q1 unit 2.11
All the questions in this section are in two parts, with section (a) marked out of 10 and section B is graded out of 15. The following notes are designed to help your classes prepare perfect paper 1...
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Asymmetric information and buying a guitar Free
Denmark Street in London is in the heart of the City’s West End and has an iconic history as part of Britain’s music scene. The street's music connection dates back to the 1960s when many of its retail...
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The rise of TikTok Free
The growth of TikTok as a digital advertising medium is a striking feature of the social media market. TikTok, Twitter, Snapchat, Meta, and YouTube are the dominant providers in the growing market for...
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Balance of payments problems in Bangladesh Free
An increase in Bangladesh's current account deficit Bangladesh’s balance of payments current account is a casualty of rising world energy prices. The country’s import expenditure on oil and gas has increased...
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Sample 1
This is the first sample for this question, on microeconomics. The question and markscheme can be purchased at the IBO store, available at: Follett. A reminder that this question is q1 from paper one...
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A food price shock Free
Across the world, people are going to be affected by increasing world food prices in the coming months. The war in Ukraine has put a significant constraint on the supply of its major agricultural exports...
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Sample 1
Answer all the questions. Answers must be written within the answer boxes provided. Country B subsidises cotton producers by paying them $0.40c per kg to for each kg of cotton they produce. The effect...
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Appreciation of the US Dollar Free
The causes and consequences of a rise in the value of the US Dollar One of the consequences of the military conflict in Ukraine has been the movement of money into ‘safe-haven’ investments such as gold,...