Case study · The cost of living in the UK
Explain one reason why consumers buy less than the social optimum quantity of healthy food.
A-level · June 2025 · Paper 3
Case study · The cost of living in the UK
Explain one reason why consumers buy less than the social optimum quantity of healthy food.
Case study · The cost of living in the UK
With reference to Extract B, examine two likely reasons why wages in supermarkets are above the National Minimum Wage of £10.42.
Case study · The cost of living in the UK
With reference to Figure 1 and Extract C, discuss whether supermarkets charging similar prices for petrol is evidence of collusion. Use game theory to support your answer.
Case study · The cost of living in the UK
Evaluate the microeconomic and macroeconomic effects of high levels of inflation. Refer to the UK or any other developed economy in your answer.
Case study · The cost of living in the UK
Evaluate the microeconomic and macroeconomic effects of a regional trade agreement between the UK and the EU.
Case study · The economy of India
Using a demand and supply diagram, explain the cost of a subsidy on the market for cooking oil to the Indian government (Extract E, line 6).
Diagram needed. Open the original question paper for the diagram
Case study · The economy of India
Examine two advantages of using the Human Development Index (HDI) to measure the level of economic development in India.
Case study · The economy of India
With reference to Extract F, discuss the problems that might be involved with the buffer stock system in India.
Case study · The economy of India
Evaluate the microeconomic and macroeconomic reasons for the fall in poverty in India.
Case study · The economy of India
Evaluate the microeconomic and macroeconomic effects of rapid increases in population in India.