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How was Economics MCQ P32?

How hard do you think it was?


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I was wondering what you guys thought of it and what the expected grade threshold is?

Personally, I thought it was a little hard. Some answers I was unsure of but after discussing with my classmates who did it as well, I feel a little bit relieved on it. But still don't feel too good about it.

Hoping it will be 20.
 
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I was wondering what you guys thought of it and what the expected grade threshold is?

Personally, I thought it was a little hard. Some answers I was unsure of but after discussing with my classmates who did it as well, I feel a little bit relieved on it. But still don't feel too good about it.

Hoping it will be 20.
i think it was hard but easy too
which ones where difficult for you?
 
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i think it was hard but easy too
which ones where difficult for you?
We can't discuss the papers until 24 hours has passed.

But It's ones I've never really understood or took the time to actually find out why I don't understand it. Luckily this was only for 3-4 questions. But for some others, I was unsure of what the answer was, but it felt right in a way. But I wasn't confident.
 
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Stop being cocky.
It does not matter this 24 hours rule
helping others is good man :p
STUDENTS UNITED ! :D
 
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It does not matter this 24 hours rule
helping others is good man :p
STUDENTS UNITED ! :D

Unless you want to get disqualified or receive a huge penalty or something, then yes, ignore the 24hour rule. I don't know how it is possible, but it has happened to people.
 
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paper 31 was tough. i mean normally questions repeat, this year they were quite tough and complicated. it will be around 21 for an A. By the way if i got a high B on my essay paper and a very solid, even high A on my multiple choice, would it pull up my grade to an A?
 
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paper 31 was tough. i mean normally questions repeat, this year they were quite tough and complicated. it will be around 21 for an A. By the way if i got a high B on my essay paper and a very solid, even high A on my multiple choice, would it pull up my grade to an A?

It will, given that your B is high enough, and your MCQ A is in the A* zone ( 27 above). I'm hoping for the same
 
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I discussed this with my class mates for confirmation... i think it was B where narrow money increases and broad money decreases

Hey, you make a fair point. But broad money consists of narrow money, then if narrow money increases, broad money will increase too. I fail to understand the decrease though...

The second article on this page may help :

http://pearsonblog.campaignserver.co.uk/?tag=broad-money
 
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Hey, you make a fair point. But broad money consists of narrow money, then if narrow money increases, broad money will increase too. I fail to understand the decrease though...

The second article on this page may help :

http://pearsonblog.campaignserver.co.uk/?tag=broad-money

Read the definitions at the back of Bamford the correct answer is B
Narrow money includes all the cash in the form of coins and notes whereas broad money only includes securities and certificates sold by the govt.
Please read the definition :)
 
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Read the definitions at the back of Bamford the correct answer is B
Narrow money includes all the cash in the form of coins and notes whereas broad money only includes securities and certificates sold by the govt.
Please read the definition :)

I'm sorry, but I've given away my book. But hey, I'm going to have to ask you to read the definition again, cause I'm almost entirely certain of the following: Narrow money contains money in the form of ONLY notes and coins. Broad money contains narrow money, and a number of other forms of money, the list of which varies from country to country.
 
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Broad money includes all those assets which are liquid in nature, hence correct answers is undoubtedly A. Both will increase and here is the logic, broad money will increase as narrow money increases, the reason why it(broad money) will not decrease is that it includes some assets which are not liquid( like treasury bills) and when they are cashed they will automatically indirectly increase both. (ps check out Oxford revision guide, it states that broad money(M5 in some countries ) includes both narrow money and liquid assets( meaning M0 till M5)
 
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I'm sorry, but I've given away my book. But hey, I'm going to have to ask you to read the definition again, cause I'm almost entirely certain of the following: Narrow money contains money in the form of ONLY notes and coins. Broad money contains narrow money, and a number of other forms of money, the list of which varies from country to country.

Read the definitions at the back of Bamford the correct answer is B
Narrow money includes all the cash in the form of coins and notes whereas broad money only includes securities and certificates sold by the govt.
Please read the definition :)

Sir Qamar told me that the answer should be decrease narrow money and increase broad money . So option B is incorrect
 
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