Capacity Utilisation
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Edexcel Economics B (9EB0) Theme 2, Unit T2-3 'Productive efficiency' (spec ref 2.3.2 Capacity utilisation) — the capacity utilisation formula, full vs spare capacity, the implications of under- and over-utilisation, how firms improve utilisation, and the link between utilisation and average (uni…
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Lesson outline
- Do Now — Retrieval
- What Is Capacity Utilisation?
- Hinge Check — Applying the Formula
- Worked Table — Northfield Joinery
- Hinge Check — Spare Capacity
- Under-Utilisation vs Over-Utilisation — Implications
- Hinge Check — Is 100% Utilisation Always Best?
- How Can a Firm Improve Its Capacity Utilisation?
- Hinge Check — Which Strategy?
- Capacity Utilisation and Unit Cost
- Guided Practice — Solstice Solar Panels
- Hinge Check — Utilisation vs Productivity
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