Q12(a) Define what a forward market is, as mentioned in the extract on rising cocoa prices.
Edexcel · 9EC0 / 8EC0 / WEC11–14
Money & financial markets comes up in 10 questions across the Edexcel A Level, AS and International A Level past papers (9EC0 / 8EC0 / WEC11–14), worth 36 marks between them. They run from 2019 to 2025 and appear on International A Level Unit 1.
Tariffs run from 1 to 20 marks. The commonest instructions are Identify (MCQ) (6), Explain (2), Define (1). Specification points covered: 1.3.1.5.
Q12(a) Define what a forward market is, as mentioned in the extract on rising cocoa prices.
Q3 Identify which role money performs, given $5.8 trillion circulating in the USA in 2022.
Q3 Choose the item traded ahead of delivery at one-month to one-year terms (Furniture / Currencies / Smartphones / Clothing).
Q9 Explain one function financial markets perform, referring to Thai household saving and bank lending in 2022.
Q1 Identify a function performed by financial markets (collecting tax revenue / helping consumers minimise utility / channelling funds to individuals and businesses / supplying public goods)
Q2 Which of gold, housing, higher education or street lighting is the good most plausibly having a forward market?
Q14 Assess what financial markets contribute to an economy, given 2019 Sweden, where households saved 16.5% of income, owed 189% of it, and made 349 debit card payments each.
Q3 Which of copper, housing, designer clothing or tablet computers would most plausibly be traded on a forward market?
Q3 Select which listed role money actually performs (preventing bubbles; making consumers feel valued; minimising utility; allowing payment to be deferred).
Q9 With Singapore's 2017 exports equal to 173.3% of GDP, set out one function financial markets serve in that kind of economy.
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