AQAPaper 3June 202410 marksMicroeconomics
To what extent, if at all, do the data suggest that people living in the South East (SE) of England are better off than people living in the North East (NE) of England?
The Distribution of Income and Wealth — AQA Past Paper Questions
5 questions on The Distribution of Income and Wealth (AQA specification 1.7.1) from the A-Level Economics papers, 2018–2024. Every question links to the official mark scheme at the page its answer begins on.
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AQAPaper 1June 20232 marksMicroeconomics
Use the data in Extract D (Figure 2) to calculate the difference between the mean and median rate of growth of working households’ real pre-tax earnings, over the period 1994–2017.
AQAPaper 1June 202215 marksMicroeconomics
Explain the main causes of inequality in the distribution of pre-tax incomes.
AQAPaper 1June 201815 marksMicroeconomics
Explain how the Lorenz curve and Gini coefficient may be used to illustrate increasing income inequality in a country.
AQAPaper 1June 201825 marksMicroeconomics
Assess the view that, in the UK, the consequences of wealth inequality are more damaging than the consequences of income inequality.
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