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Macroeconomics, aggregate demand and supply, inflation, unemployment, monetary policy, fiscal policy and international trade, forms Paper 2 at A-Level. Pupils who can construct AS-AD diagrams fluently and evaluate policy trade-offs analytically are rewarded with the highest marks. Ask a Economics tutor whether they cover this topic, which level they teach and how they would identify the pupil’s specific gaps.
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