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Economics Important

The document lists various economic diagrams relevant to Edexcel A Level Economics, including concepts such as supply and demand, elasticity, market structures, and externalities. It covers a wide range of topics from production possibility frontiers to the business cycle and includes diagrams for both microeconomic and macroeconomic principles. The resource is intended for online study and reference.

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Economics Important

The document lists various economic diagrams relevant to Edexcel A Level Economics, including concepts such as supply and demand, elasticity, market structures, and externalities. It covers a wide range of topics from production possibility frontiers to the business cycle and includes diagrams for both microeconomic and macroeconomic principles. The resource is intended for online study and reference.

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Edexcel A Level Economics all Diagrams

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1. Production Possibility Frontier

2. Supply and demand diagram showing equilibrium

3. Supply and demand surplus

4. Increase in demand

5. Decrease in demand

6. Increase in supply

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7. Decrease in supply

8. Consumer surplus

9. Producer surplus

10. Inelastic demand

11. Elastic demand

12. Unitary elastic demand

13. Perfectly elastic demand


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14. Perfectly inelastic demand

15. Inelastic supply

16. Elastic supply

17. Substitutes diagram

18. Ad valorem tax

19. Tax diagram


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20. Subsidy diagram

21. Negative externality of consumption

22. Negative externality of production

23. Positive externality of consumption

24. Positive externality of production

25. Maximum price diagram

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26. Minimum price diagram

27. Total Revenue, Average Revenue and Marginal Rev-


enue

28. Total, Average and Marginal Product

29. Average, Fixed and Variable Costs

30. Economies of Scale

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31. Perfect Competition

32. Short run and long run equilibrium in perfect compe-


tition

33. Long Run Equilibrium for Monopolistically Competitive


Firm

34. Revenue Curve for a Monopolist

35. Abnormal profit for Monopolist

36. Price Discrimination

37. Monopsony

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38. Profit maximisation, revenue maximisation, sales max-


imisation

39. Allocative Efficiency

40. Productive Efficiency

41. Deadweight Loss from Monopoly

42. Subsidising a Monopolist

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43. Backward bending labour supply curve

44. Supply and Marginal Cost Curve facing a monopsonist


employer

45. Trade Union v Monopsonist Employer

46. Minimum Wage for Labour

47. Maximum Wage

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48. Business cycle

49. Increase in aggregate demand

50. Decrease in aggregate demand

51. Increase in aggregate supply

52. Decrease in aggregate supply

53. Positive output gap

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54. Negative output gap

55. Demand-side shock

56. Supply-side shock

57. Phillips curve

58. Laffer curve

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59. Lorenz curve

60. J-curve

61. Comparative advantage

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