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Edexcel A Economics Practice Papers – Paper 2 Macroeconomics (three papers)
Three practice papers in the style of Edexcel A Economics A-level Paper 2: National and global economy. Designed for summer 2023 exams.
Key Points
- Three practice papers.
- Each paper closely matches the structure of Edexcel A Economics A-level Paper 2: National and global economy.
- Mark scheme for each question.
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Other resources
Model Answers to 25 mark questions Edexcel Economics A
Further information
You should be able to receive the file with the questions and list of possible points immediately after the purchase. For any issues, please feel free to contact me.
Disclaimer: I have no affiliation with any exam board, so have not seen the exam papers. The questions in these practice papers are very likely to be different from those in the actual exam. These papers may be similar to Edexcel papers, for example in terms of structure of questions, however are not necessarily identical.
I recommend doing wider practice too, for example using the Edexcel Economics past papers. You can find the papers on the Edexcel Economics A official page here.
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Contents
First Practice Paper A – page 5. 1745 words.
Practice Paper B – page 17. 1556 words.
Practice Paper C – page 28. 1783 words.
Suggested Points for each question – page 38. 4617 words.
Total pages: 61.
Word counts are approximate.
Sample
Here is part of the extract from one of this year’s practice papers. The 2023 practice papers come with entirely new topics, extracts and questions.
Topics Covered
Topics covered include:
- Economic growth.
- Aggregate demand
- National income
- Demand-side policies.
- Supply-side policies.
- Globalisation.
- Specialisation and trade.
- Restrictions on free trade.
- Inequality.
- Financial sector.
- Role of the state in the macroeconomy.
Current economy issues are included, such as:
- Energy price rises and policies.
- The Truss budget U-turn
- Fiscal and monetary policy in the UK in the last three years.
- Recent currency fluctuations.
- And more!
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