Unit 4: Developments in the global economy · WEC14/01
Edexcel International A-level Unit 4, January 2022 (reserve paper)
All 8 written questions and 6 multiple choice questions from Edexcel International A-level Unit 4 (January 2022), Developments in the global economy. Case studies: The economy of Taiwan. Each question shows its marks and topic, and opens the question paper and mark scheme at the right page.
Reserve paper: Pearson prepared this for January 2022 but it was not sat. It has a mark scheme but no examiner report.
Section A
- ACapital expenditure
- BCurrent expenditure
- CProgressive taxation
- DTransfer payments
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The answer is A.
- ABuy Buy
- BBuy Sell
- CSell Buy
- DSell Sell
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The answer is B.
- APrivatisation of nationalised industries
- BRemoval of government subsidies
- CImplementation of protectionist policies
- DTrade liberalisation
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The answer is C.
- AIt shows the relationship between the level of investment and the savings rate
- BIt shows the relationship between government tax revenue and the tax rate
- CIt shows the relationship between the rate of inflation and the unemployment rate
- DIt shows the relationship between quantitative easing and the rate of interest
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The answer is B.
- ABetween 2000 and 2018 Maldives' terms of trade improved by 7.6%
- BMaldives had to export the same amount of goods to purchase a given quantity of imports each year
- CMaldives' index of import prices exceeded its index of export prices throughout the given period
- DBetween 2000 and 2016 Maldives' terms of trade worsened by 2.5%
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The answer is A.
- ABetween 2015 and 2016 the distribution of income in Brazil became more equal
- BBetween 2016 and 2017 Brazil experienced perfect income equality
- CBetween 2017 and 2018 income inequality in Brazil increased by 0.6%
- DBetween 2015 and 2018 Brazil's Lorenz curve shifted further away from the line of perfect equality
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The answer is D.
Section B
Case study
The economy of Taiwan
Extracts: Figure 1: International visitors to Taiwan from selected countries, millions, · Extract A: Economic independence · Figure 1: based on data taken from Tourism Statistics Database of the Taiwan Tourism Bureau, · Extract A: adapted from Taiwan Shows How to Carefully Snip Chinese Economic Ties,
In the extracts: Carefully Snip Chinese Economic, New Southbound Policy, Taiwan Tourism Bureau, Tourism Statistics Database, Southeast Asian, South Asia, Taiwan Shows, China, Taiwanese, NSP
TopicGlobalisation
TopicGlobalisation
TopicGlobalisation
TopicGlobalisation
Section C
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