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dude, in qs 1 i chose option D, dont remember wat was it..... nd i dont knw but i still think dat da ans fo dat pes for oil was A i.e option 1 and 2...
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exampasser said:I think it'll be easier if we compile all the questions into one post? He's what I wrote on the ones i remember:
These aren't the question numbers they're just so its easy to see how many questions have been answered out of the 30.
1. Capital is made from the other factors of production
2. A command economy is more likely to be stable
3. A reduction in tariffs will shift the demand curve for domestically produced cars to the left
4. Conditions 1 and 4 will make supply relatively inelastic
5. Increased interest rates in USA and decreased in UK will increase supply and decrease demand for the pound so the new value was at point C.
6. To reflect the true value of a merit good to society demand needs to increase as opposed to supply increase so that price increase as the merit good is worth a higher value.
7. A change in the quantity demanded"? Not sure if it meant shift in demand curve or change in quantity traded.
8. The J-curve was being illustrated.
9. The terms of trade was 150 so value of imports changed by -20%
10. The answer was C ie. the opportunity costs were 1 and 2 since the value of 1.5 is between this.
11. Japanese car manufacturer moving into UK: will improve trade in goods but current account balance uncertain in the long run.
12. When PED is unitary expenditure doesn't change with increasing price.
13. When bus fares increase by 1% demand for rail travel increases by 0.16%
14. On average, employed UK workers had an increase in real income as wage rates increased more than inflation.
That's 14 can anyone remember any more?
exampasser said:I think it'll be easier if we compile all the questions into one post? He's what I wrote on the ones i remember:
These aren't the question numbers they're just so its easy to see how many questions have been answered out of the 30.
1. Capital is made from the other factors of production
2. A command economy is more likely to be stable
3. A reduction in tariffs will shift the demand curve for domestically produced cars to the left
4. Conditions 1 and 4 will make supply relatively inelastic
5. Increased interest rates in USA and decreased in UK will increase supply and decrease demand for the pound so the new value was at point C.
6. To reflect the true value of a merit good to society demand needs to increase as opposed to supply increase so that price increase as the merit good is worth a higher value.
7. A change in the quantity demanded"? Not sure if it meant shift in demand curve or change in quantity traded.
8. The J-curve was being illustrated.
9. The terms of trade was 150 so value of imports changed by -20%
10. The answer was C ie. the opportunity costs were 1 and 2 since the value of 1.5 is between this.
11. Japanese car manufacturer moving into UK: will improve trade in goods but current account balance uncertain in the long run.
12. When PED is unitary expenditure doesn't change with increasing price.
13. When bus fares increase by 1% demand for rail travel increases by 0.16%
14. On average, employed UK workers had an increase in real income as wage rates increased more than inflation.
15. Where 2 PPCs were given, their opportunity costs were constant.
16. A fall in the value of exports and a rise in the value of imports and a fall in income transfers will lead to a depreciation of the currency.
17. An argument against trade protection is that domestic prices will increase.
18. When a country's currency appreciates.i don't remember the answer....
That's 18 can anyone remember any more?
JamesSmith said:Candidly speaking I don't remember my answers. I just remember that i was getting stuck in these questions and i was confused between two options. ahhaha.. but i'm sure i did cut out the point of delivery vans, and oil tankers.
JamesSmith said:Lovely work by djdead!
my answers match for 2,3,4,5,8,9,11,12,13,14,15,17...
i don't remember answers for 6,16,18..
JamesSmith said:no the opportunity costs were constant. they could make same combination as the lines did intersect at a point.
djdead1 said:JamesSmith said:no the opportunity costs were constant. they could make same combination as the lines did intersect at a point.
u , my friend, have made my day....well, sort of
JamesSmith said:as for q1. : I was unable to comprehend it. :s
q7. the curves did shift! so answer was graph 1 and graph 3.
q10. i messed up and selected the option which had 3:2, and 4:1.
q18: the prices of the exports rise in term of other currencies.
djdead1 said:JamesSmith said:as for q1. : I was unable to comprehend it. :s
q7. the curves did shift! so answer was graph 1 and graph 3.
q10. i messed up and selected the option which had 3:2, and 4:1.
q18: the prices of the exports rise in term of other currencies.
lstn, the question said change in QUANTITY DEMANDED so dude, that is a CLEAR signal. when quantity demanded changes itmeans pric has changed and da graph doesnt shift, when they say chane in demand dats when da curve shift...........
q18.....ummm i kno what ure sayin is right....but what was da oder option wid exports? eider my variant had difrnt options or i dun rmember corectly or i chose da wrong option lol...teme?
haha i didnt notic dat lolzzahsan99 said:James i did not get you. You messed up and choose 3:2 and 4:1?
3:2 is rite!
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