Chapter 12: A-Level Economics Final Exam Preparation and ProofCoach Repair Workflow

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Edexcel A-level Economics Government Intervention in the Labour Market - Authored Long Answer Questions

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E37: Evidence for Government Intervention in the Labour Market

Evidence measure with unit	2020 value	2024 value	Context or unit
hourly wage, employment and pay-gap percentage figures	100.0	108.5	index or percentage as stated
the UK National Living Wage and gender pay gap policy	baseline	changed	UK or global context
minimum wages, immigration policy and pay-transparency regulation changing labour-market outcomes	lower impact	higher impact	directional evidence

E37A Calculate or define the key economic measure in Government Intervention in the Labour Market, using the data evidence provided for the UK National Living Wage and gender pay gap policy.

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Effect of National Living Wage on labour market, UK 2024

The National Living Wage (GBP11.44/hr in 2024) is set above the free-market equilibrium wage W*. This raises wages for employed workers but creates a potential unemployment gap as labour supplied exceeds labour demanded at the higher wage floor.

E37B Using Figure 1 and your knowledge, analyse the economic effects shown by the diagram below in relation to the UK National Living Wage and gender pay gap policy. In your answer, identify the model, curve labels, any shift shown and the likely impact.

Label the horizontal axis and vertical axis precisely with units.
Label the relevant curves and show the direction of shift.
Label the new equilibrium point and explain the change.

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E37: Evidence for Government Intervention in the Labour Market

Evidence measure with unit	2020 value	2024 value	Context or unit
hourly wage, employment and pay-gap percentage figures	100.0	108.5	index or percentage as stated
the UK National Living Wage and gender pay gap policy	baseline	changed	UK or global context
minimum wages, immigration policy and pay-transparency regulation changing labour-market outcomes	lower impact	higher impact	directional evidence

E37C Explain how minimum wages, immigration policy and pay-transparency regulation changing labour-market outcomes could affect economic agents in the UK economy or global economy.

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E37: Evidence for Government Intervention in the Labour Market

Evidence measure with unit	2020 value	2024 value	Context or unit
hourly wage, employment and pay-gap percentage figures	100.0	108.5	index or percentage as stated
the UK National Living Wage and gender pay gap policy	baseline	changed	UK or global context
minimum wages, immigration policy and pay-transparency regulation changing labour-market outcomes	lower impact	higher impact	directional evidence

E37D Evaluate the extent to which minimum wages, immigration policy and pay-transparency regulation changing labour-market outcomes is likely to improve economic performance, using hourly wage, employment and pay-gap percentage figures and your wider economic knowledge.

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Understand the key principles behind A-Level Economics Final Exam Preparation and ProofCoach Repair Workflow.
Apply these ideas to exam-style questions.
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