1 (0455/22/M/J/17) (a) Identify the two human factors of production. [2] Question 2 (0455/22/M/J/18) a) Identify two examples of capital goods that may be used by a farm. [2] Question 3 (0455/21/M/J/20) (a) Define a capital good. [2] Question 4 (0455/22/O/N/21) (a) Define a free good. [2] Question 5 (0455/22/M/J/21) (a) Identifytwobasicnecessities,otherthanhousing.[2] Question 6 (0455/22/M/J/21) (a) Define enterprise. [2] Question 7 (0455/22/M/J/17) Explain two economic concepts shown by a production possibility curve diagram. [4] Question 8 (0455/22/M/J/18) What may be the opportunity cost of building an airport? [2] Question 9 (0455/22/O/N/21) Analyse, using a production possibility curve (PPC), the effect of an increase in the quality of its resources on an economy. [6] Question 10 (0455/23/O/N/21) Analyse, using a production possibility curve (PPC), the opportunity cost to an economy of producing more consumer goods. [6] Question 11 (0455/22/O/N/20) (b) Explain the difference between an extension in demand and an increase in demand. [4] Question 12 (0455/21/O/N/19) (c) Analyse the possible reasons for the increase in global demand for bicycle helmets. [6] Question 13 (0455/22/O/N/19) (c) Analyse, using a demand and supply diagram, how a fall in the price of cotton would affect the market for cotton shirts. [6] Question 14 (0455/23/O/N/19) (c) Analyse, using a demand and supply diagram, the effect a report stating that eating tomatoes is good for health will have on the market for tomatoes. [6] Question 15 (0455/23/O/N/18) (b) Explain two influences on a country's demand for food. [4] Question 16 (0455/21/M/J/21) (b) Explain two causes of a shift to the right in the demand curve for fish. [4] Question 17 (0455/22/M/J/21) (b) Explain two causes of an increase in the quality of labour in a country. [4] Question 18 (0455/22/M/J/20) (c) Analyse, using a demand and supply diagram, how a subsidy given to producers could affect the market for electric cars. [6] Question 19 (0455/23/M/J/20) (b) Explain two influences, other than weather, that could affect the demand for a product. [4] Question 20 (0455/21/M/J/17) Explain two causes of a shift of a supply curve to the right. [4] Question 21 (0455/23/M/J/17) Explain two causes of a shift of a demand curve to the left. [4] Question 22 (0455/21/M/J/19) Analyse, using a demand and supply diagram, how bad weather is likely to affect the market for broccoli