AQA · 7136 / 7135

Market structures

10questions
22marks
3series
2020–2023years

Market structures comes up in 10 questions across the AQA A Level and AS past papers (7136 / 7135), worth 22 marks between them. They run from 2020 to 2023 and appear on AS Level Paper 1.

Tariffs run from 1 to 10 marks. The commonest instructions are Multiple choice (8), State (1), Explain how (1). Specification points covered: 3.1.4.1, 3.1.4.3, 3.1.4.4, 3.1.4.5.

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Jun 2023 4 questions

1 markAS Level · Paper 1 · No choice

Identify what can give a firm monopoly power.

3.1.4.4Monopoly and monopoly powerMultiple choiceMultiple choice
1 markAS Level · Paper 1 · No choice

Likely effect when a third-placed grocer quits, given market share figures.

3.1.4.1Market structuresMultiple choiceMultiple choice
1 markAS Level · Paper 1 · No choice

Which feature of firms distinguishes one market structure from another?

3.1.4.1Market structuresMultiple choiceMultiple choice
4 marksAS Level · Paper 1 · Context 1

Complete a pie chart of 2019 oil production shares by country and group.

3.1.4.1Market sharesStateWritten

Jun 2022 4 questions

1 markAS Level · Paper 1 · No choice

Which description fits conditions facing a firm under perfect competition?

3.1.4.3Competitive marketsMultiple choiceMultiple choice
1 markAS Level · Paper 1 · No choice

Which change would make entry harder for firms wanting to join an industry?

3.1.4.1Market structuresMultiple choiceMultiple choice
1 markAS Level · Paper 1 · No choice

Why a single dominant producer can cause resources to be misallocated.

3.1.4.4Monopoly and monopoly powerMultiple choiceMultiple choice
10 marksAS Level · Paper 1 · Context 1

Explain ways water suppliers might compete for business customers.

3.1.4.5Competition between firmsExplain howWritten

Nov 2020 2 questions

1 markAS Level · Paper 1 · No choice

Best explanation for a streaming company's rapid growth in subscribers and profit.

3.1.4.5Competitive market processMultiple choiceMultiple choice
1 markAS Level · Paper 1 · No choice

Why profit tends to be smaller under perfect competition than under monopoly.

3.1.4.4Monopoly and monopoly powerMultiple choiceMultiple choice

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