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  • Outline a definition of economics and the issues of scarcity
  • Recognise the importance of opportunity cost economics
  • Identify factors of production and types of markets
  • Recognise the operation of a simple economy
  • Recognise transport’s role in economic development
  • Explain the importance of profit maximisation and markets
  • Recognise different economic markets
  • Recognise how market structures influence transport markets

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