A-Level Economics Diagrams Checklist

Master all the essential diagrams you need for AQA, Edexcel, and Edexcel International A-Level Economics. This comprehensive checklist covers every diagram required for exam success across both years of study.

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Year 12 Microeconomics Diagrams

Markets and Efficiency

1. Production Possibility Frontier (PPF)
2. Outward Shift in PPF
3. Free Market Equilibrium
4. Increase in Demand
5. Decrease in Demand
6. Increase in Supply
7. Decrease in Supply

Elasticity and the Price Mechanism

8. Price Elasticity of Demand
9. Price Elasticity of Supply
10. Rationing Function: Increase in Supply
11. Excess Supply and the Price Mechanism
12. Rationing Function: Decrease in Demand
13. Rationing Function: Decrease in Supply

Welfare and Market Failure

14. Consumer Surplus
15. Producer Surplus
16. Positive Externalities in Consumption
17. Negative Externalities in Consumption
18. Negative Externalities in Production
19. Positive Externalities in Production

Government Intervention

20. Indirect Tax
21. Indirect Tax with Inelastic Demand
22. Subsidy
23. Maximum Price (Price Ceiling)
24. Maximum Price with Inelastic Demand and Supply
25. Minimum Price (Price Floor)
26. State Provision (AQA only)

Year 12 Macroeconomics Diagrams

Aggregate Demand and Supply

1. Classical AD/AS Model
2. Keynesian AD/AS Model
3. Increase in Aggregate Demand
4. Decrease in Aggregate Demand
5. Increase in Short-Run Aggregate Supply
6. Decrease in Short-Run Aggregate Supply

Output Gaps and the Multiplier

7. Increase in AD at Full Capacity (Inflationary Gap)
8. Increase in AD at Spare Capacity (Output Gap)
9. Decrease in AD at Full Capacity
10. Decrease in AD at Spare Capacity
11. Multiplier Effect
12. Negative Multiplier Effect
13. Increase in Long-Run Aggregate Supply

Year 13 Microeconomics Diagrams

Costs, Revenue, and Objectives

1. Costs and Revenue
2. Increase in Costs
3. Decrease in Costs
4. Increase in Revenue
5. Decrease in Revenue
6. Business Objectives
7. Efficiency (Productive, Allocative, Dynamic)

Market Structures

8. Perfect Competition in the Short Run
9. Perfect Competition in the Long Run
10. Monopoly
11. Monopolistic Competition in the Short Run
12. Monopolistic Competition in the Long Run
13. Contestability
14. Game Theory (Prisoner's Dilemma)
15. Kinked Demand Curve (Oligopoly)

Price Discrimination and Regulation

16. First Degree Price Discrimination
17. Third Degree Price Discrimination
18. Economies of Scale
19. L-Shaped Long-Run Average Cost
20. Natural Monopoly
21. Natural Monopoly Regulation
22. Price Control

Labour Markets

23. Perfectly Competitive Labour Market
24. Increase in Demand for Labour
25. Decrease in Demand for Labour
26. Increase in Supply of Labour
27. Decrease in Supply of Labour
28. Wage Differences Due to Demand
29. Wage Differences Due to Supply
30. Minimum Wage
31. Maximum Wage
32. Monopsony Labour Market (AQA only)
33. Minimum Wage in a Monopsony (AQA only)

Year 13 Macroeconomics Diagrams

Exchange Rates

1. Floating Exchange Rate Equilibrium
2. Currency Appreciation
3. Currency Depreciation
4. Fixed Exchange Rate
5. Currency Revaluation
6. Currency Devaluation

International Trade

7. Comparative Advantage and Specialisation
8. Gains from Trade (Consumer and Producer Surplus)
9. Trade Equilibrium
10. Tariff
11. Tariff Removal (Free Trade Agreement)
12. Export Subsidy
13. Trade Quota

Exam Board Note: While this checklist covers all major exam boards, some diagrams appear more frequently in specific specifications. Always check your exam board's specification or consult your teacher to confirm which diagrams are most relevant for your exams.

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