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Q2(b) Multiple choice picking the example of deregulation.
Edexcel · 4EC1
Supply-side policy comes up in 13 questions across the Edexcel International GCSE past papers (4EC1), worth 54 marks between them. They run from 2019 to 2025 and appear on iGCSE Paper 2, iGCSE Paper 2R.
Tariffs run from 1 to 12 marks. The commonest instructions are Identify (MCQ) (5), Evaluate (2), Explain (2). Specification points covered: 2.1.2.
Q2(b) Multiple choice picking the example of deregulation.
Q4(c) Data response: weigh up education and training as a cure for structural unemployment - Canada case.
Q1(g) Give one benefit of deregulation - India case (context: telecoms).
Q1(b) Multiple choice picking a supply-side policy aimed at raising output.
Q1(c) Give the meaning of deregulation.
Q1(h) Data response: what education and training do to a country's productive potential.
Q3(a) Multiple choice picking the example of deregulation.
Q2(e) Give one drawback of deregulation - Indonesia case.
Q1(b) Multiple choice naming the policy aimed at raising productive capacity.
Q2(b) Multiple choice naming the supply-side policy that removes government controls.
Q2(g) Data response: how well deregulation cuts unemployment in South Korea.
Q4(c) Data response: whether education and training is the best route to lower unemployment.
Q2(d) Give the meaning of supply-side policy.
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