CAIE A Level Economics - Paper 4

11.6 Globalisation

Topical Past-Paper Questions

CAIE A Level Economics 9708 Paper 4 topical essay questions on Globalisation, with marks, year filters and sample answers where available.

CAIE A Level Economics Paper 4 Topic 11.6
Exam material

Past-paper questions

Past-paper question 9708/42/O/N/25 [20] marks

Evaluate whether the presence of multinational companies (MNCs) in low-income countries is always beneficial. [20]

Past-paper question 9708/41/M/J/25 [20] marks

A free trade area gains all the benefits associated with joining a customs union while avoiding all the costs associated with being a member of a customs union.

Evaluate this statement. [20]

Past-paper question 9708/41/O/N/24 [20] marks

In recent years many countries have joined or established a free trade area (FTA).

Evaluate, with the help of a diagram(s), whether membership of an FTA is always beneficial to a country. [20]

Past-paper question 9708/43/O/N/24 [20] marks

Some high-income countries have introduced a policy of high tariffs on some imports to reduce the negative effects of globalisation on their economies.

With the help of a diagram, evaluate this policy. [20]

Past-paper question 9708/42/M/J/24 [20] marks

Evaluate the likely impact of globalisation on a low-income country's standard of living. [20]

Past-paper question 9708/42/F/M/24 [20] marks

Globalisation will help to achieve economic growth in high-income economies and this will automatically improve living standards.

Evaluate this statement. [20]

Past-paper question 9708/41/O/N/23 [20] marks

To what extent do you agree with the view that globalisation benefits high-income countries at the expense of low-income countries? [20]

Past-paper question 9708/42/O/N/23 [20] marks

The presence of multinational corporations (MNCs) in a low-income country always promotes economic growth in that country.

Evaluate this statement. [20]

Past-paper question 9708/42/F/M/23 [20] marks

Assess the impact of globalisation on the standard of living in low-income countries. [20]