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9708 Economics · Oct/Nov 2025 · Paper 11

Paper and mark scheme

Board
Cambridge International
Level
AS & A Level
Subject
Economics
Code
9708
Year
2025
Session
Oct/Nov
Component
1
Variant
1

Questions in this paper

  1. Question 1Economic methodology1 mark
  2. Question 2Resource allocation in different economic systems1 mark
  3. Question 3Production possibility curves1 mark
  4. Question 4Classification of goods and services1 mark
  5. Question 5Classification of goods and services1 mark
  6. Question 6The interaction of demand and supply1 mark
  7. Question 7Price elasticity, income elasticity and cross elasticity of demand1 mark
  8. Question 8Price elasticity, income elasticity and cross elasticity of demand1 mark
  9. Question 9Price elasticity, income elasticity and cross elasticity of demand1 mark
  10. Question 10Methods and effects of government intervention in markets1 mark
  11. Question 11Scarcity, choice and opportunity cost1 mark
  12. Question 12Methods and effects of government intervention in markets1 mark
  13. Question 13Addressing income and wealth inequality1 mark
  14. Question 14Methods and effects of government intervention in markets1 mark
  15. Question 15Methods and effects of government intervention in markets1 mark
  16. Question 16National income statistics1 mark
  17. Question 17Economic growth1 mark
  18. Question 18Fiscal policy1 mark
  19. Question 19Fiscal policy1 mark
  20. Question 20Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply analysis1 mark
  21. Question 21Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply analysis1 mark
  22. Question 22Government macroeconomic policy objectives1 mark
  23. Question 23Monetary policy1 mark
  24. Question 24Fiscal policy1 mark
  25. Question 25Government macroeconomic policy objectives1 mark
  26. Question 26Exchange rates1 mark
  27. Question 27The reasons for international trade1 mark
  28. Question 28The reasons for international trade1 mark
  29. Question 29Current account of the balance of payments1 mark
  30. Question 30Policies to correct imbalances in the current account of the balance of payments1 mark