• We need your support!

    We are currently struggling to cover the operational costs of Xtremepapers, as a result we might have to shut this website down. Please donate if we have helped you and help make a difference in other students' lives!
    Click here to Donate Now (View Announcement)

Economics Paper 11

Messages
1,189
Reaction score
863
Points
123
anyone remembers the question where dere was a downward sloping d curve and a unitary elsatic demand..what was da ans to dis q..
Dont remember about this.. I think I wrote greater than unitary and it increases.. something like that, dont really remember. and i wasnt sure even :(
 
Messages
1,189
Reaction score
863
Points
123
dont remember the exact question.. if you can remember it? i feel i wrote customs union. Not sure coz i dont remember qstn
 
Messages
50
Reaction score
76
Points
28
It was I think a free trade area with a common currency. Don't remember exactly, sorry. I marked customs union too but Wikipedia says it's an economic union. :/
 
Messages
1,189
Reaction score
863
Points
123
It was I think a free trade area with a common currency. Don't remember exactly, sorry. I marked customs union too but Wikipedia says it's an economic union. :/
Naah free trade area does not have common currency, even customs union dont. EConomic ntegration doo, well i dont remember the question quite well atm..
 
Messages
39
Reaction score
41
Points
28
Guys, there was one question with a Downward sloping demand curve, and a parabola shaped demand curve. Took nearly 10 minuted on that one at the end.
What was the answer? I found that the Parabola curve was more elastic at the point of intersection at the bottom.
 
Messages
1,189
Reaction score
863
Points
123
The last question about policies I think was A,
Dampening -Income Tax
Switching - Tarrif/Quota I think (don't remember)

which was the second question? And the $ and £ question?
Second one was with PPC
And the other was purchasing power parity
 
Messages
1,189
Reaction score
863
Points
123
there was one with the demand and supply curves which are inelastic, opts were takes most of income and also good has no substitures.
wasnt sure of this and i wrote takes most of consumer income
 
Messages
1,189
Reaction score
863
Points
123
Hey guys. If I get 20 in MCQ how much do I need to get an A?
Assuming GT for MCQ to be around 21-24?
 
Messages
39
Reaction score
41
Points
28
there was one with the demand and supply curves which are inelastic, opts were takes most of income and also good has no substitures.
wasnt sure of this and i wrote takes most of consumer income
That one is no substitutes. Demand is inelastic. This means that even if price changes, quantity demanded won't because people have no substitute goods to purchase instead.
 
Top