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Edexcel A Level Economics Past Paper 2: The National and Global Economy
This sample assessment material covers key macroeconomic topics and data analysis skills for the Edexcel A Level Economics qualification. Students are tested on their ability to interpret economic data, explain concepts, and analyze policy impacts.
Key points:
• 2 hour exam paper
• 100 total marks
• Three sections: A, B and C
• Covers national and global economic issues
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This page includes short answer questions on financial markets, central bank policy, and market failure in the financial sector.
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Definition: Quantitative easing is a monetary policy where a central bank purchases securities to increase the money supply and encourage lending and investment.
This sample paper demonstrates the range of macroeconomic topics and analytical skills tested in Edexcel A Level Economics past papers, particularly for Paper 2 on national and global economic issues.
This page contains questions testing understanding of the US trade data and macroeconomic relationships.
Key points:
Highlight: Students must understand how changes in domestic economic policy can affect international trade outcomes.
This page provides key information about the Edexcel A Level Economics past paper for Paper 2 on The National and Global Economy.
Key details:
Highlight: This is a sample paper for the new Edexcel A Level Economics specification first taught in 2015.
This page presents a chart showing annual percentage changes in US exports and imports from July 2011 to January 2013.
Key features:
Vocabulary: Trade deficit - when a country's imports exceed its exports in value.
This page presents a chart showing UK regional unemployment data from December 2013, comparing the International Labour Organisation (ILO) measure and Claimant Count across different regions.
Key features:
Definition: The ILO measure of unemployment counts people of working age who are without work, available for work, and actively seeking employment. The Claimant Count measures the number of people claiming unemployment-related benefits.
This page contains multiple choice and short answer questions related to the unemployment data chart from page 2.
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Example: A correct explanation might note that the Claimant Count is consistently lower as it only includes benefit claimants, while the ILO measure captures all jobseekers whether claiming benefits or not.
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Edexcel A Level Economics Past Paper 2: The National and Global Economy
This sample assessment material covers key macroeconomic topics and data analysis skills for the Edexcel A Level Economics qualification. Students are tested on their ability to interpret economic data, explain concepts, and analyze policy impacts.
Key points:
• 2 hour exam paper
• 100 total marks
• Three sections: A, B and C
• Covers national and global economic issues
This page includes short answer questions on financial markets, central bank policy, and market failure in the financial sector.
Key topics:
Definition: Quantitative easing is a monetary policy where a central bank purchases securities to increase the money supply and encourage lending and investment.
This sample paper demonstrates the range of macroeconomic topics and analytical skills tested in Edexcel A Level Economics past papers, particularly for Paper 2 on national and global economic issues.
This page contains questions testing understanding of the US trade data and macroeconomic relationships.
Key points:
Highlight: Students must understand how changes in domestic economic policy can affect international trade outcomes.
This page provides key information about the Edexcel A Level Economics past paper for Paper 2 on The National and Global Economy.
Key details:
Highlight: This is a sample paper for the new Edexcel A Level Economics specification first taught in 2015.
This page presents a chart showing annual percentage changes in US exports and imports from July 2011 to January 2013.
Key features:
Vocabulary: Trade deficit - when a country's imports exceed its exports in value.
This page presents a chart showing UK regional unemployment data from December 2013, comparing the International Labour Organisation (ILO) measure and Claimant Count across different regions.
Key features:
Definition: The ILO measure of unemployment counts people of working age who are without work, available for work, and actively seeking employment. The Claimant Count measures the number of people claiming unemployment-related benefits.
This page contains multiple choice and short answer questions related to the unemployment data chart from page 2.
Key points:
Example: A correct explanation might note that the Claimant Count is consistently lower as it only includes benefit claimants, while the ILO measure captures all jobseekers whether claiming benefits or not.
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