Year 12 · SACE / Economics
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- Review errors before attempting another section. Separate missing knowledge from timing problems.
Practice paper focus areas
- Exam 1 — Supply shock and PES in a primary market; Price floor v producer subsidy; Oligopoly market power and DWL
- Exam 2 — Demand and supply shifts from graph data; Negative production externality and tax; Duopoly collusion and Nash equilibrium
- Exam 3 — Market structure and weather shocks in linked markets; PED and total revenue; Consumption externality and DWL
- Exam 4 — Price ceiling on rental housing; Asymmetric information in used cars; Monopolistic competition in cafés
- Exam 5 — Subsidy for public transport; Positive consumption externality; Game theory in airline pricing
- Exam 6 — Elasticity and ticket pricing; Market power in streaming services; Deadweight loss from a quota-like cap
- Exam 7 — Indirect tax on sugary drinks; Mean v median consumption data; Oligopoly assessment for consumers
- Exam 8 — Linked markets for lithium and batteries; PES in mining; Duopoly collusion detection
- Exam 9 — Public goods and free riding; Price floor for agricultural output; Perfect competition benchmark
- Exam 10 — Health-care market failure; Moral hazard in insurance; Subsidy for vaccinations
- Exam 11 — Salary caps and sport labour markets; Ticket price ceilings and scalping; Broadcast-rights oligopoly
- Exam 12 — Negative production externality in fishing; Regulation v tax; Market structure of fish retailing
- Exam 13 — Elastic v inelastic demand for fuel; Tax incidence and revenue; Monopoly in water supply
- Exam 14 — Supply shock from drought; Related markets: feed and meat; Duopoly supermarket pricing game
- Exam 15 — Adverse selection in online marketplaces; Advertising as an intervention; Monopolistic competition innovation
- Exam 16 — Price floor minimum wage-style labour market; PED for tourism services; Game theory in hotel pricing
- Exam 17 — Positive production externality from research; Subsidy for innovation; Barriers to entry in pharmaceuticals
- Exam 18 — Linked markets for cocoa-style inputs; Consumer surplus changes; Collusion and regulation
- Exam 19 — Carbon-style emissions tax; MSC v MPC diagram; Electricity generator oligopoly
- Exam 20 — Rent control and housing supply; PES of housing; Real estate agent asymmetric information
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