May/June 2026 Paper 23

2026 · 5 questions · 24 parts · 90 marks

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It takes many years for an olive tree to produce olives, making their supply inelastic. However, many economies have developed due to increases in the sales of this primary-sector product. Greek olive farmers have the potential to contribute to economic development. These farmers are hoping that the government will provide more subsidies to their industry.
3(a)Price Elasticity SupplyEasy2 marks
Define ‘inelastic supply’.
3(b)Economic Sectors Structural ChangeHard4 marks
Explain how growth in the primary sector can help economic development.

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3(c)DemandHard6 marks
Analyse the causes of an increase in the sales of a product.

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3(d)Indirect Taxes SubsidiesHard8 marks
Discuss whether or not subsidies to farmers are beneficial for an economy.

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