Groups of Things - A Level Economics (AQA) - Statistics

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Group Answer Hint % Correct
The Components of the AD Formula Investment I
82%
The Components of the AD Formula Consumption C
75%
Components of Market Equilibrium Diagram Price Y-Axis
72%
Components of Market Equilibrium Diagram Quantity X-Axis
70%
The Components of the AD Formula Government Spending G
69%
- Y What letter is used to present "income" in Macroeconomics?
69%
Types of Demand (Curve) Elastic X>1
68%
Types of Demand (Curve) Inelastic X<1
68%
Market Structures Monopoly
66%
Market Structures Oligopoly
63%
Two main Schools of Thought Keynesian
54%
Types of 'Goods' Public Available to all
51%
Market Structures Perfect Competition
49%
Components of Market Equilibrium Diagram Demand Curve D
46%
Components of Market Equilibrium Diagram Supply Curve S
46%
Types of 'Goods' Merit Goods with Positive externalities
44%
Types of 'Goods' Demerit Goods with Negative externalities
42%
The Components of the AD Formula Net Exports (X-M)
42%
Two main Schools of Thought Classical
41%
Types of 'Goods' Consumer Goods used by people
38%
Types of 'Goods' Private Available from a seller
38%
Market Structures Monopolistic Competition
37%
Types of 'Goods' Capital Goods used for making goods
35%
Components of Market Equilibrium Diagram Equilibrium Price pe
35%
Components of Market Equilibrium Diagram Equilibrium Quantity qe
35%
Market Structures Monopsony
28%
Market Structures Duopoly
23%
Elasticities of Supply PES
20%
Types of 'Goods' Complimentary Like Hot dog buns to Hot Dogs
13%
Elasticities of Supply YES
11%
Types of 'Goods' Durable A good with a life expectancy of at least 3 years
8%
Elasticities of Supply XES
8%
Types of Demand (Curve) Kinky So Hot Bro
4%
Types of 'Goods' Non-Durable A good that is consumed quickly, less than 3 years
3%
Types of 'Goods' Supplimentary Petrol to a car
3%
Famous Adam Smith Concepts Pin Factory Benefits of Specialisation and Division of Labour
1%
Famous Adam Smith Concepts Water Diamond Paradox For showing how scarcity affects price
1%
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