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Summary Edexcel/Pearson - Economics A - Theme 2 Full A* Revision Notes - The UK Economy: Performance & Policies

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A summary of the entirety of Theme 2 of the Edexcel/Pearson A Level economics specification. Based on the book 'Edexcel AS/A level Economics, 6th Edition' by Alain Anderton. A* Grade Analysis & Evaluation points included. Includes all necessary diagrams and variations, with short explanations. Detailed but concise notes.

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Economics Principles of Economics Nikhil Patel


Macroeconomic Essentials
Background:
 The foremost single measure of how an economy performs is the aggregate
level of income, or aggregate output, or aggregate expenditure, which ALL
MEAN THE SAME THING.
 Incomes are paid out to factors of productions, which are employed by firms
to produce goods and services.
 This output then reaches the market for people to buy, and this works as a
cycle.
 However firms way not use all available production factors to produce output,
and therefore factors of production are left idle as unemployment.
 Also people may not buy all the goods and services available and there will be
an excess supply.
 Nominal figures are ones that have been converted into a common
currency to make them comparable.
 ENDOGENOUS Variables are ones that change due to a relationship within a
model. They can be viewed as dependent variables. This type of variable is
generally predictable in change, with respects to changes in other variables.
 An example is the equilibrium price of a good from supply and demand.
 EXOGENOUS Variables are ones that affect a model of some sort, WITHOUT
being affected by it. They are outside of the model.
 For example say tax paid is modelled by Tax (t) = 0.3 x Income (Y)
 Here, t is endogenous and Y is exogenous.


Circular Flow of Income:
 The inner circle shows that households grant
firms with the production factor of labour.
 In turn they consume goods with their labour
income.
 This is called the Barter Economy.
 The outer circle shows that the inner real flow
of labour and goods is financed by a monetary
flow of income payments from firms to
households and then the spending of
households’ income payments on the firms’
goods.
 If households save part of their income then there is a leakage from the
circular flow. Taxation is also a leakage.
 Similarly, investment (firms increasing their productive capacity NOT
stocks/shares etc) will be an injection into the circular flow.
 Exports are also injections, whilst imports are leakages.
 Govt. Expenditure is an injection, such as transfer payments.
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