Mark Scheme
Mark Scheme
Mark Scheme
OR
A list of the key points about a job,
job title, key duties, responsibilities,
and accountabilities [2]
OR
A description of the tasks, role, and
responsibilities of a particular
position [2]
OR
What the job entails/explains the
job with a list of suitable content
[2]
Partial definition, e.g. What they
must do in a job/list of content
[1]
- Mark Scheme /
5 Identify two levels from Maslow’s 2 Only award the first two
hierarchy of needs. responses given.
Award 1 mark per level (max 2). Do not award examples
such as job security.
Two from:
Do not award answers
• Physiological/physical such as psychological or
• Safety/security basic needs as too
vague.
• Social/(love and) belonging
• Esteem
• Self-actualisation
14 Identify two reasons why some 2 Only award the first two
markets can become more answers given.
competitive.
Do not award:
Award 1 mark per reason (max 2).
Factors affecting
demand/spending
Points might include: patterns e.g. changes in
population, spending on
• Globalisation/free trade
advertising, lower
Internet/ecommerce/social
prices/actions of
media/developments in
competitors
technology
• Improvements in
transport/infrastructure
• New legal controls/provide
grants/removal of
tariffs/quotas
• Increase in competitors
Other appropriate responses should
also be credited.
- Mark Scheme /
15 Identify two factors that might 2 Only award the first two
affect the accuracy of market answers given.
research.
Award 1 mark per factor (max 2).
• Interviewer experience
/interviewer bias
• Wording of the questions
• Who carried out research
• Age of information /when data
gathered/information might be
out of date
• Peoples actions do not always
match what they say
• Anonymity
• Bots or use of AI
Other appropriate responses should
also be credited.
- Mark Scheme /
[Total: 50]