Economics_A-level_Edexcel
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1-1-nature-of-economics6 主题
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1-2-how-markets-work10 主题
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1-3-market-failure4 主题
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1-4-government-intervention2 主题
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2-1-measures-of-economic-performance4 主题
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2-2-aggregate-demand-ad5 主题
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2-3-aggregate-supply-as3 主题
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2-4-national-income4 主题
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2-5-economic-growth4 主题
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2-6-macroeconomic-objectives-policies4 主题
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3-1-business-growth3 主题
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3-2-business-objectives1 主题
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3-3-revenues-costs-and-profits4 主题
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3-4-market-structures7 主题
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3-5-labour-market3 主题
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3-6-government-intervention2 主题
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4-1-international-economics9 主题
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4-2-poverty-inequality2 主题
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4-3-emerging-developing-economies3 主题
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4-4-the-financial-sector3 主题
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4-5-role-of-the-state-in-the-macroeconomy4 主题
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5-1-the-exam-papers3 主题
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5-2-economics-a-level-skills1 主题
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5-3-structuring-your-responses9 主题
answering-5-mark-questions-
How Do I Answer an Edexcel A-Level Economics 5-Mark Question?
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These questions appear in all three exams
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There will be four of them
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One in Section B for Paper 1 and Paper 2
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Two in questions 1 (a) and 2 (a) for Paper 3
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In these questions, you are asked to explain key terms with reference to the context
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You may be asked to consider a calculation, difference, reason, cause, implication, benefit or drawback
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These questions are awarded
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Knowledge 1, Application 2, Analysis 2
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This is a points-marked question
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Example
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Key economic skills are highlighted


Steps to answer the question
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For this question, you need to define and clearly differentiate between the two types of statements , using examples from the extract
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Demonstrate knowledge by defining key concepts
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In this case, define positive and normative statements
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Demonstrate application by providing clear examples from the extract
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Positive statement example: Energy bills being capped “will save households up to £100′” can be tested and verified
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Normative statement example: “The regulator should limit the standard variable tariff” is a value judgment that cannot be proven
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Demonstrate analysis by explaining the difference and linking your reasoning to the extract
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The positive statement is objective and verifiable
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It can be verified through data (e.g. actual savings from the capping of bills)
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The normative statement is subjective and based on beliefs
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It is more about ethics or policy preferences, which are subjective
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Examiner Tips and Tricks
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All five-mark questions are awarded two marks for application. These marks are commonly lost
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You should start your answer by quoting relevant data and/or text
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Link your knowledge and analysis to the evidence to avoid losing marks
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You should spend five minutes on this question
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Aim to answer the question in two to three sentences, providing concise yet complete definitions, examples and precise analysis
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