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Here is a compilation of exam titles with corresponding plans including in-depth analysis points to develop and expolore. Also advises correct graphs to use and evaluation points. These are basic enough questions where the chains of analysis can be used fo rother questions and strenghted to accomodate for context and application. These can also be applied to other exam boards and provide the basis of an answer for different mark questions e.g. 15 or 12 markers. Questions include: Evaluate the use of monetary policy to achieve the UK’s macroeconomic objectives Evaluate the impact that quantitative easing has had on macroeconomic objectives in recent years Since 2010, through fiscal policy measures, the UK government has sought to eradicate its budget deficit and reduce national debt as a percentage of GDP while hoping to also promote economic growth Evaluate whether the government’s fiscal policy measures will result in sustained economic growth Evaluate the extent that expansionary monetary policy is always effective in creating economic growth A Government is faced with an unacceptably high level of unemployment but does not wish to increase its overall expenditure Evaluate alternative policies for reducing unemployment Evaluate demand side policies for reducing unemployment Evaluate supply side policies to decrease the UK’s unemployment rate Evaluate demand side policies to reduce inflation Evaluate supply side policies to reduce inflation Evaluate how the government might improve the UK’s long term economic growth Evaluate the problems an economy might face in recovering from a period of recession