Q1(a) Explain one externality generated by food delivery, using the supplied data on UK third-party delivery market shares.
Edexcel · 9EC0 / 8EC0 / WEC11–14
All 10 questions from the Edexcel A Level Paper 3, June 2022 Economics paper (9EC0 / 8EC0 / WEC11–14), worth 150 marks in total. The main topics tested are Growth & development (2), Externalities (1), Elasticity (1), Business growth (1).
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Q1(a) Explain one externality generated by food delivery, using the supplied data on UK third-party delivery market shares.
Q1(b) Examine, using Extract B, whether delivered food shows inelastic demand with respect to price but elastic demand with respect to income.
Q1(c) Discuss what closer integration among food delivery firms is likely to bring about, drawing on Extract C.
Q1(d) Evaluate a falling pound at both micro and macro level, applying it to restaurants or food delivery firms.
Q1(e) Evaluate large minimum wage rises at both micro and macro level, applied to restaurants or food delivery firms.
Q2(a) Set out the meaning of the Lewis model, drawing on Extract D about sub-Saharan African growth and development.
Q2(b) Examine a pair of demographic influences that shape how far Kenya develops.
Q2(c) Discuss whether absolute advantage in cut flowers (Extract F) can drive Kenyan growth; numbers or a diagram are needed.
Q2(d) Evaluate lower interest rates at micro and macro level for Kenya or another developing economy you pick.
Q2(e) Evaluate micro and macro strategies that could push development forward in Kenya, or in another developing economy you choose.
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