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EFIM10050: Principles of Economics 
Final Examination Guide and Notes 2025 
 
- Part 01: Revision Notes 
- Part 02: Sample Final Examination Paper 
- Part 03: Suggested Solutions to Final Exam Paper 
- Part 04: Proven Exam Strategies and Tips 
 
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EFIM10050: Principles of Economics (Solutions)

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ACADEMIC YEAR 2025 - 2026

University	University of Bristol
Unit Name	Principles of Economics
Unit Code	EFIM10050
Credit points	20
Level of study	C/4
Notes Title	Final Examination Guide and Notes
Format	PDF
Page Length	122

Prepare with confidence for EFIM10050: Principles of Economics at the University of Bristol using this clear, up-to-date set of notes. It shows how the final exam is assessed and structured, the main question types to expect, and common mistakes to avoid. You also get exam-style questions with full solutions. The content is updated to match the latest exam topics, so revision stays focused.

In this unit, you will learn about the choices individuals make and the exchanges they partake in as buyers and sellers, members of households and firms, employers and employees, and as landlords and tenants. You will pay attention to the notions of efficiency and inequality, justice and fairness, the role of profits and prices, and to the power relations in market and non-market interactions. This unit highlights the embeddedness of markets in social and political institutions and emphasizes the moral and ethical problems that markets solve or fail to solve.

Students will learn to think as an economist; this will give them the opportunity to understand why individuals make the decisions that they make; how do individuals interact with each other, and how do they co-operate, or compete, to make a final decision.

(Learning Outcomes) Students will be able to:

understand basic economic concepts and techniques.
apply these concepts to economic issues.
familiarise students with the techniques for the analysis of contemporary economic problems, and to develop in them an ability to exercise judgment in evaluating public policy and business decision-making.
write clearly and think analytically.

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