Subsection 1.1. The nature of the economic problem for Economics, IGCSE - revisedeck

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1.1. The nature of the economic problem

A subsection of Economics, 0455, through 1. The basic economic problem

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A government needs to decide how much to fine firms for causing the external costs of air pollution in industrial areas. Which external cost would be the most difficult to measure in monetary terms?

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2017

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A major highway has been built at a cost of US$175 million between Nairobi, Kenya and its suburbs. This reduces travel time and increases safety, but there are environmental problems for small enterprises along its route. Who bears the external costs of this project?

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MCQ

2018

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What is the basic economic problem?

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2020

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To help reduce the price of oil, new supplies are needed. However, objectors oppose exploration of new sites because of the environmental damage it may cause. Why is this statement an example of the basic economic problem?

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2021

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To help reduce the price of oil, new supplies are needed. However, objectors oppose exploration of new sites because of the environmental damage it may cause. Why is this statement an example of the basic economic problem?

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2021

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To help reduce the price of oil, new supplies are needed. However, objectors oppose exploration of new sites because of the environmental damage it may cause. Why is this statement an example of the basic economic problem?

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2021

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A consumer has $10 to spend. A meal costs $9 and a drink costs $5. What would describe the situation if the consumer did not have enough money to purchase both the meal and the drink?

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2023

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In a mixed economy, a government provides some goods that markets cannot. What is the name of these goods?

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2024

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What does an economist mean by capital?

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2012

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A government makes public transport free to try to reduce car use in a city. What might explain why people continue to use their own cars?

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2013

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