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Edexcel IAL papers and mark schemes.

2024

Unit 1January

January 2024 Unit 1: Markets in Action WEC11/01

Unit 1June

Summer 2024 Unit 1: Markets in Action WEC11/01

Unit 1October

October 2024 Unit 1: Markets in Action WEC11/01

2023

Unit 1January

January 2023 Unit 1: Markets in Action WEC11/01

Unit 1June

Summer 2023 Unit 1: Markets in Action WEC11/01

Unit 1October

October 2023 Unit 1: Markets in Action WEC11/01

2022

Unit 1January

January 2022 Unit 1: Markets in Action WEC11/01

Unit 1June

Summer 2022 Unit 1: Markets in Action WEC11/01

Unit 1October

October 2022 Unit 1: Markets in Action WEC11/01

2021

Unit 1January

January 2021 Unit 1: Markets in Action WEC11/01

Unit 1June

Summer 2021 Unit 1: Markets in Action WEC11/01

Unit 1October

October 2021 Unit 1: Markets in Action WEC11/01

2020

Unit 1January

January 2020 Unit 1: Markets in Action WEC11/01

Unit 1October

October 2020 Unit 1: Markets in Action WEC11/01

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