This document contains rapid recall questions on economics themes including:
1. The nature of economics as a social science and key concepts like economic models, opportunity cost, and scarcity.
2. How markets work according to neoclassical economic theory including concepts like demand, elasticity, supply, and how consumers, firms, and governments aim to maximize different objectives.
3. Different types of economies like free market, mixed market, and command economies, and views of influential economists on how economies function.
This document contains rapid recall questions on economics themes including:
1. The nature of economics as a social science and key concepts like economic models, opportunity cost, and scarcity.
2. How markets work according to neoclassical economic theory including concepts like demand, elasticity, supply, and how consumers, firms, and governments aim to maximize different objectives.
3. Different types of economies like free market, mixed market, and command economies, and views of influential economists on how economies function.
This document contains rapid recall questions on economics themes including:
1. The nature of economics as a social science and key concepts like economic models, opportunity cost, and scarcity.
2. How markets work according to neoclassical economic theory including concepts like demand, elasticity, supply, and how consumers, firms, and governments aim to maximize different objectives.
3. Different types of economies like free market, mixed market, and command economies, and views of influential economists on how economies function.
This document contains rapid recall questions on economics themes including:
1. The nature of economics as a social science and key concepts like economic models, opportunity cost, and scarcity.
2. How markets work according to neoclassical economic theory including concepts like demand, elasticity, supply, and how consumers, firms, and governments aim to maximize different objectives.
3. Different types of economies like free market, mixed market, and command economies, and views of influential economists on how economies function.
(Nature of Economics) – (1.1) 1. Why is economics considered a social science 2. What is a Law 3. Why in economics are we unable to conduct scientific experiments 4. What is an economic model 5. What are the benefits of an economic model 6. Why is an economic model unrealistic 7. What is Ceteris Paribus 8. What is optimization assumption 9. What is the difference between positive and normative statements 10. Give an example of a positive statement 11. Give an example of a normative statement 12. Define a value judgement 13. What is the basic economic problem 14. Explain the term scarcity in terms of wants and resources 15. The difference between a want and a need 16. Economics is the study of __________________ 17. Define an opportunity cost 18. Give an example of an opportunity cost 19. What is an economy 20. What is the non-renewable and renewable resource 21. What are the four main economic resources and explain each one (factors of production) 22. What are the rewards of the factors of production 23. What is a free good 24. Define the following economic goods and fixed capital 25. Importance of opportunity cost to consumers 26. Importance of opportunity cost to producers 27. Importance of opportunity cost to government 28. What are the five uses if PPF (Production Possibility Frontier) 29. Draw an example of an PPF showing the following: -maximum productive potential of an economy -opportunity cost ( through marginal analysis ) -economic growth and decline -efficiency or inefficiency of allocation of resources -possible and unobtainable production 30. Difference between a movement and sift along a PPF curve 31. Causes of movement across the PPF curve change 32. Distinction between consumer and capital goods 33. What is specialisation 34. What is division of labour 35. What do Adam Smith findings on division of labour show 36. Advantages and disadvantages of specialisation and division of labour in terms of organising production 37. Advantages and disadvantages of specialisation and division of labour in terms of trade 38. What are the four functions of money 39. What is an economy 40. What is a free market economy 41. What is a mixed market economy 42. What is a command economy 43. What did Adam Smith and Fredrick Hayek believe about economies 44. What does Karl Marx believe about economies 45. Examples of all 3 types of economies 46. Advantages and disadvantages of all these economies 47. What is a governments role in an mixed economy
How markets work - (1.2)
1. What is the Neoclassical Economic theory 2. What do consumers aim to maximise 3. What do firms aim to maximise 4. What do governments aim to maximise 5. Explain marginal utility and the law of diminishing utility 6. Diminishing marginal utility on a demand curve 7. What is demand 8. Distinction between movement and shift of demand curve 9. Factors that shift a demand curve 10. What is PED 11. Formula for PED and % change 12. Explain the definition of elastic and inelastic with diagrams 13. Reasons for elasticity and inelasticity 14. Examples of inelastic and elastic products 15. What should a firm do with price with inelastic + elastic 16. What is YED 17. Formula for YED 18. Examples of Income inelastic and elastic products 19. Reasons for elasticity and inelasticity 20. What does a (+) and (-) show in terms of YED 21. Define an inferior, normal and luxury good with demand curve 22. Define elastic and inelastic in terms of YED 23. Define XED 24. Formula for XED 25. Examples of inelastic and elastic products 26. Reasons for elasticity and inelasticity 27. What does a (+) and (-) show in terms of XED 28. Show unitary, perfectively and relatively elastic, perfectively and relatively inelastic on a graph in terms of PED, YED, XED with numerical values 29. What is Supply 30. What is an extension and contraction in supply 31. Name 6 different reasons for a shift in supply 32. What is price elasticity of supply 33. Numerical values for elasticity 34. Factors of elasticity of supply 35. Formula for PES 36. Difference between short run and long run in economics and its significance for elasticity of supply 37.