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Leaving Cert Economics
- The Government in
the Economy
- deficits and
surpluses
- Income: central and local government
- Size, composition and influence of government expenditure
- Government finance
- budget
- deficits and
surpluses
- Money and Banking
- functions of money
- history
- types of money
- Banks and credit
- central banks
- supply and demand
- functions of money
- Factor
Incomes
- demand
- rent
- trade unions
- interest
- profit
- demand
- Inflation
- Measurement
of prices
- Causes, remedies and effects
- open and closed
economies
- deflation
- Measurement
of prices
- Production and
Consumption
- factors of production
- Land
- Capital
- Labour
- Land
- Production and Consumption Units
- Firms and Industries
- Households
- Firms and Industries
- Scale of production
- factors of production
- Economic System
and Economic
Thought
- History
- Marx, Keynes...
- Markets
- Centrally planned economy
- Mixed economy
- History
- Demand and
Supply
- Market
- factor
- intermediate
- final
- factor
- Consumer Demand
- Marginal utility
- demand curves
- elasticities
- Marginal utility
- Supply
- short run/ long run
- assumptions
- shifts
- elasticity
- cost curves
- fixed
- variable
- average
- marginal
- fixed
- short run/ long run
- Market
- Price and Output
- imperfect competition
- monopoly conditions
- Perfect competition
- imperfect competition
- Determination of
National Income
- Factors
influencing the
size and
composition
- measurement
- statistics
- limitations
- concept
- Factors
influencing the
size and
composition
- International Trade and Payments
- history
- theory
- free trade
- exchange rates
- deficits and surpluses
- balance of trade
- balance of payments
- history
- Economics of Population
- Global and national population, size, composition and trends
- Over, under and optimum population
- The labour force and employment.
- Global and national population, size, composition and trends
- Economic Growth and Development
- Meaning and significance
- Relative income levels of
different countries.
- Reasons for disparities
- Economic planning
- growth and the environment;
- the Irish experience
- Meaning and significance
- Economic Policies, Problems and Conflicts
- Government social and economic aims
- Methods of achieving these aims
- Possible conflicts in achieving them
- Government social and economic aims
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