Basic Economics
Real World Economics
Macroeconomics
A-Level Economics
Mr Cheuk
100

Unlimited wants but scarce resources describes what economic theory?

The Basic Economic Problem

100

Producing a blockbuster film requires actors, cameras, filming locations, and producers willing to invest. Economists would classify these as these.

Factors of Production

100

The total value of all final goods and services produced in a country in a year.

GDP

100

When the percentage change in quantity demanded is greater than the percentage change in price, demand is described as this.

Price Elastic Demand 

100

Football Team

Manchester United

200

The amount of a good or service consumers are willing and able to buy.

Demand

200

Uber fares increasing after a football match ends is an example of this pricing strategy.

Surge Pricing

200

A sustained increase in the general price level.

Inflation

200

This type of unemployment occurs when workers' skills no longer match the jobs available in the economy.

Structural Unemployment 

200

Dietary label

Vegan

300

The next best alternative that is given up when making a choice.

Opportunity Cost

300

A viral influencer recommendation causes a skincare product to sell out nationwide, causing what in the market?

Rightward shift in demand

300

UK method of calculating unemployment

Claimant Count

300

When a worker is difficult to replace with capital, this effects what?

Wage Elasticity of demand for labour 

300

Secondary School

Chislehurst and Sidcup Grammar School

400

The process of focusing production on a narrow range of goods or services is known as?

Specialisation

400

Streaming services raising subscription prices and keeping most of their customers suggests demand is relatively this.

Inelastic

400

The phase of the business cycle characterised by declining economic activity.

Recession

400

Effects on third party from consumption or production of a good or service

Externality 

400

Favourite Film

Aftersun, Parasite, Interstellar or Hereditary 

500

This is the value of price elasticity of demand (PED) for a good or service when total revenue is maximised.

PED = -1 (unitary)

500

Airlines often charge different passengers different prices for the exact same seat on the same flight. This practice is known as... 


Price Discrimination

500

The central bank policy of lowering interest rates and increasing the money supply.

Expansionary Monetary Policy

500

This occurs when a firm's marginal cost equals its marginal revenue

Profit Maximisation

500

Dog Breed

German Shepherd 

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