Unit 4: Developments in the global economy · WEC14/01
Edexcel International A-level Unit 4, June 2023
All 8 written questions and 6 multiple choice questions from Edexcel International A-level Unit 4 (June 2023), Developments in the global economy. Case studies: Southeast Asian economies. Each question shows its marks and topic, and opens the question paper and mark scheme at the right page.
Section A
- AThe Prebisch-Singer hypothesis
- BThe Marshall-Lerner condition
- CThe Lewis structural dual-sector model
- DThe Harrod-Domar model
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The answer is A.
- ATransfer payments
- BAutomatic stabilisers
- CCurrent expenditure
- DCapital expenditure
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The answer is D.
- AStricter regulation of product markets
- BPrivatisation of state-owned enterprises
- CGreater restrictions on free trade
- DLess spending on education and training
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The answer is B.
- ACosts of production for businesses will fall
- BGlobal inflationary pressures will not change
- CPatterns of world trade will not change
- DTrade as a proportion of world GDP will fall
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The answer is D.
- ACountry M and Country Z will both benefit from specialisation and trade
- BT here are zero opportunity costs for both countries in producing televisions or computers
- CCountry Z has an absolute advantage over Country M in the production of televisions and computers
- DCountry M has a comparative advantage over Country Z in the production of televisions and computers
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The answer is C.
- ABuy Buy
- BSell Buy
- CBuy Sell
- DSell Sell
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The answer is C.
Section B
Case study
Southeast Asian economies
Extracts: Figure 1: Index of global prices for selected commodities, January 2020 to · Extract A: Economic outlook 2022 · Figure 1: and Extract A adapted from FT, https://www.ft.com/content/d1d5f596-d8af-4fcf-a01a-25b9fec8e245
In the extracts: European Central Bank, Southeast Asian, Coal Palm, Domestic Product, Indonesia, Malaysia, GDP, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam
Section C
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