Edexcel A Level Economics A:复习笔记2.2.3 Investment (I)
Gross & Net Investment Investment is the total spending on capital goods by firms Investment helps to increase the capacity (production possibilities) of an economy Increased capacity = increas...
Edexcel A Level Economics A:复习笔记2.2.2 Consumption (C)
The Influence of Disposable Income On Consumption Disposable income is the money that households have left from their salary/wages after they have paid their taxes and have received any tran...
Edexcel A Level Economics A:复习笔记2.2.1 The Characteristics of AD
The Components of AD Aggregate demand (AD) is the total demand for all goods/services in an economy at any given average price level Its value is often calculated using the expenditure approach AD ...
Edexcel A Level Economics A:复习笔记2.1.4 Balance of Payments
Components of the Balance of Payments The Balance of Payments (BoP) for a country is a record of all the financial transactions that occur between it and the rest of the world The BoP has two main ...
Edexcel A Level Economics A:复习笔记2.1.3 Employment & Unemployment
Measures of Unemployment Someone is considered to be unemployed if they are not working but actively seeking work They are part of the labour force A country's population is divided into the...
Edexcel A Level Economics A:复习笔记2.1.2 Inflation
Inflation, Deflation & Disinflation Inflation is the sustained increase in the average price level of goods/services in an economy The average price level is measured by checking the pri...
Edexcel A Level Economics A:复习笔记2.1.1 Economic Growth
Economic Growth Gross Domestic Product (GDP) National income accounting measures the economic activity within a country and provides insights into how a country is performing One of the main...
A-Level和GCSE需要考多少分才算通过？
如果目标高分，A-level和IG考试是具有一定压力的。可是如果目标只是PASS，就轻松很多。那么A-level和IG考多少分算过？ 官方说法，英国政府要求GCSE成绩达到4或以上算过，A-level成绩需要达到E。而高分过（high pa...
Edexcel A Level Economics A:复习笔记1.4.2 Government Failure
Government Failure Government failure occurs when the government intervenes in a market to correct market failure, but the intervention results in a more inefficient allocation of resources from so...
