EDEXCEL AS MICROECONOMICS PAPER 1 MARK SCHEME DEFINITIONS

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Define ‘ceteris paribus’

  • all other things being equal/all other factors remain unchanged.

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Define ‘price level’

  • cpi.

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Define ‘command economy’

  • government controls all resources.

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Define ‘consumer surplus’

  • difference between the total amount that consumers are willing and able to pay and the total amount they actually pay.

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Define ‘asymmetric information’

  • providers know more than consumers or vice versa.

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Define ‘external benefits’

  • positive externality.

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Define ‘diminishing marginal utility’

  • a decline in the additional satisfaction a person derives from consuming an additional unit of that product.

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Define ‘base year’

  • benchmark year.

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Define ‘subsidies’

  • government grant designed to encourage production.

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Define ‘equilibrium price’

  • market clearing price.

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Define ‘specialisation’

  • concentrates on one good/service.

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Define ‘mixed economy’

  • public and private sectors existing within an economy.

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Define ‘minimum price’

  • the lowest price a good is allowed to be sold for.

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Define ‘market failure’

  • the price mechanism leads to a net welfare loss.

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Define ‘supply’

  • the amount of a good that can be produced by a business.

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Define ‘indirect taxes’

  • tax on consumer expenditure.