Edexcel · 4EC1

Mixed economy

9questions
25marks
6series
2019–2024years

Mixed economy comes up in 9 questions across the Edexcel International GCSE past papers (4EC1), worth 25 marks between them. They run from 2019 to 2024 and appear on iGCSE Paper 1, iGCSE Paper 1R.

Tariffs run from 1 to 9 marks. The commonest instructions are Define (6), Analyse (1), Assess (1). Specification points covered: 1.1.5.

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June 2024 3 questions

2 marksiGCSE · Paper 1

Q1(c) Give the meaning of a mixed economy.

1.1.5Mixed economyDefineShort answer
2 marksiGCSE · Paper 1R

Q1(c) Give the meaning of the private sector.

1.1.5Mixed economyDefineShort answer
1 markiGCSE · Paper 1R

Q1(e) Give the meaning of government.

1.1.5Mixed economyDefineShort answer

Jan 2023 1 question

1 markiGCSE · Paper 1

Q1(e) Give the meaning of the public sector.

1.1.5Mixed economyDefineShort answer

June 2022 1 question

6 marksiGCSE · Paper 1R

Q4(b) Data response: what a large public sector does - Cuba case.

1.1.5Mixed economyAnalyseData response essay

Nov 2020 1 question

9 marksiGCSE · Paper 1

Q2(h) Data response: public against private ownership as answers to the economic problem.

1.1.5Mixed economyAssessData response essay

Jan 2020 2 questions

2 marksiGCSE · Paper 1R

Q1(c) Give the meaning of a mixed economy.

1.1.5Mixed economyDefineShort answer
1 markiGCSE · Paper 1R

Q1(e) Give the meaning of government.

1.1.5Mixed economyDefineShort answer

June 2019 1 question

1 markiGCSE · Paper 1R

Q2(b) Multiple choice on what the public sector is most likely to provide.

1.1.5Mixed economyIdentify (MCQ)Multiple choice

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