WJEC A-Level Economics 1520QS
Scarcity and Choice
Demand and Supply in Product Markets
Demand and Supply in Labour Markets
Resource Allocation
Market Failure
Macroeconomic Theory (AS)
Government Policy Objectives
Policy Instruments (AS)
International Trade (AS)
Costs, Revenues and Profits
Market Structures
Macroeconomic Theory (A2)
Macroeconomic Objectives (A2)
Policy Instruments (A2)
International Trade (A2)
Non-UK Economies
Economic Development
International Trade (A2)
Trade and the UK: Disadvantages of international trade
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- A2 Units 3 and 4
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What you need to know
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How does international trade benefit firms through access to larger markets?
How do cheaper imported inputs benefit firms engaged in international trade?
Questions from this subtopic
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How can international trade raise living standards for households?
Model answer
Lower prices and greater variety of goods increase real incomes and consumer welfare, raising living standards.
- 2
How does international trade benefit firms through access to larger markets?
Model answer
Firms can sell to consumers abroad, increasing potential sales and revenue beyond the domestic market.
- 3
How do cheaper imported inputs benefit firms engaged in international trade?
Model answer
Firms can source raw materials and components from lower-cost foreign suppliers, reducing production costs.
- 4
How does increased competition from international trade drive innovation for firms?
Model answer
Exposure to foreign competitors forces firms to innovate and improve products to remain competitive.
- 5
How can international trade increase tax revenues for government?
Model answer
Economic growth resulting from trade expands the tax base, generating higher revenues from income, corporation, and consumption taxes.
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How might international trade improve diplomatic relations for a government?
Model answer
Trade creates economic interdependence between nations, fostering cooperation and stronger diplomatic ties.
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