Definitions Diagrams Figure 1: LRAS Diagram with a Traditional Interpretations Figure 2: SRAS and LRAS Keynesian and Classical
Author: Mark Wilson
A-Level Economics Notes on Unemployment
Definitions Diagrams Figure 1: Labour market diagram showing lower employment Figure 2: AS-AD Diagram showing lower employment Types
A-Level Economics Notes on Inflation
Definitions Diagrams Figure 1: Demand-pull inflation Figure 2: Cost-push Inflation How Inflation is Measured Inflation is the decrease
A-Level Economics on Purchasing Power Parity
Definitions Purchasing Power Parity PPP stands for Purchasing Power Parity. It’s a way to compare the economic health
A-Level Economics Notes on Measures of Economic Growth
Definitions GDP (Gross Domestic Product) Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the total value of all goods and services
A-Level Economics Notes on Government Failure
Definitions Government Failure vs Market Failure Why Some Policies Work and Others Don’t Real-World Examples Government Failure and
A-Level Economics Notes on Positive and Negative Externalities
Definitions Diagrams Figure 1. Positive Externalities Figure 2: Negative Externalities Positive Externalities A positive externality occurs when the
Indirect Taxes and Subsidies
Definitions Diagrams Figure 1: Indirect Taxe Diagram Figure 2: Ad valorem tax diagram Figure 3: Subsidy Diagram showing
A-Level Economics Notes on Excess Supply and Demand
Definitions Diagrams Excess Supply Excess supply is a situation where the quantity of a product available in the
A-Level Economics Notes on Elasticities of Supply and Demand
Definitions Price Elasticity of Supply Definition and Formula: Price Elasticity of Supply (PES) quantifies how the quantity of