Unit 4: Developments in the global economy · WEC14/01

Edexcel International A-level Unit 4, January 2025

All 8 written questions and 6 multiple choice questions from Edexcel International A-level Unit 4 (January 2025), Developments in the global economy. Case studies: The economy of Ghana. Each question shows its marks and topic, and opens the question paper and mark scheme at the right page.

Section A

Q51 mark
Which one of the following can be deduced from this information?
  1. AT he EAC is a common market where member countries can benefit from the free movement of labour
  2. BThe EAC is a trading bloc where member countries follow rules set by the World Bank
  3. CThe EAC is an economic and monetary union where member countries share the same currency
  4. DT he EAC is a customs union where member countries can benefit from trade creation
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The answer is D.

TopicInternational trade, protectionism and trading blocs

Q61 mark
6 The diagram illustrates the imposition of a tariff on steel. Price per unit Domestic supply P2 B E World supply + tariff
  1. AC D F P1 World supply Domestic demand 0 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Quantity Which one of the following statements is true? A Imports of steel decreased from Q1-Q4 to Q2-Q3
  2. BGovernment tax revenue is area A B E F
  3. CProducer surplus increased by the area P1 P2 E F
  4. DConsumer surplus decreased by the area P1 P2 B A
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The answer is A.

TopicInternational trade, protectionism and trading blocs

Section B

Case study

The economy of Ghana

Extracts: Figure 1: National debt, % of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), 2010-2022 · Figure 2: Annual rate of inflation*, as measured by the consumer price index (CPI), · Extract A: Economic outlook · Figure 1: adapted from https://tradingeconomics.com/ghana/ · Figure 2: and Extract A adapted from FT, https://www.ft.com/content/bd67731c-cea0-4045-96d4-5fff001f1fd2

In the extracts: Gross Domestic Product, Monetary Fund, IMF, GDP, Ghana's, CPI, African, Annual, Economic, Government's

Section C

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