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7. The price system and the microeconomy

7.2 Indifference curves and budget lines

7.3 Efficiency and market failure

7.4 Private costs and benefits, externalities and social costs and benefits

7.5 Types of cost, revenue and profit, short-run and long-run production

7.6 Different market structures

7.7 Growth and survival of firms

7.8 Differing objectives and policies of firms

8. Government microeconomic intervention

8.1 Government policies to achieve efficient resource allocation and correct market failure

8.2 Equity and redistribution of income and wealth

8.3 Labour market forces and government intervention

8.3.1—Demand for labour

8.3.2—Labour demand determinants

8.3.3—Labour demand shifts/movements

8.3.4—MRP theory

8.3.5—Labour supply determinants

8.3.6—Labour supply shifts/movements

8.3.7—Wages in perfect labour markets

8.3.8—Wages in imperfect labour markets

8.3.9—Wage differentials

8.3.10—Transfer earnings and economic rent

9. The macroeconomy

9.1 The circular flow of income

9.2 Economic growth and sustainability

9.3 Employment/unemployment

9.4 Money and banking

10. Government macroeconomic intervention

10.1 Government macroeconomic policy objectives

10.2 Links between macroeconomic problems and their interrelatedness

10.3 Effectiveness of policy options to meet all macroeconomic objectives

11. International economic issues

11.1 Policies to correct disequilibrium in the balance of payments

11.2 Exchange rates

11.3 Economic development

11.4 Characteristics of countries at different levels of development

11.5 Relationship between countries at different levels of development

11.6 Globalisation

A-Level CAIE Economics A2 8.3.5—Labour supply determinants Question Bank

8.3.5—Labour supply determinants

• Factors affecting the supply of labour to a firm or to an occupation:

- wage and non-wage factors

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