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2025 Q14

Strand 3 - Markets

3.1 · Market structures

(a)

Outline two consumer benefits of online shopping, two difficulties Amazon could create for Irish SMEs, and one other effect of technology on a named sector.

(b)

Plot demand and supply for Scentastic, identify equilibrium, and calculate/explain PED for a price rise.

(c)

Argue whether the gig economy needs stronger regulation and outline one positive and one negative effect of full employment.

75 marks

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Consumer benefitsConvenience. Price comparison. Time saving.8 marks

SME difficultiesLower sales. Price pressure. Loss of local trade.8 marks

Technology effectOnline selling, faster payments, targeted advertising.4 marks

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2025 Q6

Strand 3 - Market structures

3.2 · The labour market

(a)

The national minimum wage rate currently stands at EUR13.50 per hour. This is an example of a price floor. Explain what you understand by the economic term price floor.

(b)

The diagram below shows a free labour market. Complete the diagram below to show how a change to Ireland's current national minimum wage rate will affect the market for labour.

20 marks

2024 Q7

Strand 3 - Market structures

3.3 · Market failure

(a)

Explain why the purchase of vape products are a form of market failure.

(b)

Outline two ways the Irish government could intervene in the vaping market to overcome this market failure.

20 marks

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