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Economics
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^ Same here. Sample essays which are actually good would be nice. Not that Redspot crap.
Also, I didn't pay much attention in class/take down notes properly while we were doing Macro. So which book should I self-study from. Bamford or Sloman? I think Bamford would be a wise option at this time since it is brief and I don't have much time to prepare.
Also, I didn't pay much attention in class/take down notes properly while we were doing Macro. So which book should I self-study from. Bamford or Sloman? I think Bamford would be a wise option at this time since it is brief and I don't have much time to prepare.
hey okay so for the essays
u shud make 4 paragraphs
first paragraph: give the introduction whereby u shud give definition of all the key terms
second paragraph: write about what the question appears to ask at the surface, that is, explanation
third paragraph: look at the question from a different angle, that is, evaluation
fourth paragraph: conclusion
marks allocation is
introduction 10%
explanation 40%
evaluation 40%
conclusion 10%
u shud make 4 paragraphs
first paragraph: give the introduction whereby u shud give definition of all the key terms
second paragraph: write about what the question appears to ask at the surface, that is, explanation
third paragraph: look at the question from a different angle, that is, evaluation
fourth paragraph: conclusion
marks allocation is
introduction 10%
explanation 40%
evaluation 40%
conclusion 10%
^ Yes, and I'm not planning to either. Throughout A-Levels, I've been doing questions on micro only and have a lot of practice in questions like U-shaped curve, Product Market Structures, Wage Differentials and Utility etc. Macro ka I haven't written a single essay yet. Only studying it because it might come in Data Responses and also to score good on MCQs.
yea same here i never attempted macro question in any exam
though i did write macro essays fr class assignmnts
but still i feel more confident wid micro
n yea u hv to know macro concepts fr mcqs n data response
coz mstly the data response questions r frm macro
though i did write macro essays fr class assignmnts
but still i feel more confident wid micro
n yea u hv to know macro concepts fr mcqs n data response
coz mstly the data response questions r frm macro
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Any tips for MCQs plz? I'm gud in theory but suck at MCQs..... 
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any expected ppr fr eco?
Don't avoid Macroeconomics in your exam. The thing about economics is that your concepts should be clear - once your concepts are clear the MCQS are very easy. Then all you need to do is practice a few data responses and essays. And yes everything in Macroeconomics is interlinked (as is the whole Economics syllabus) so it wouldn't be the best idea to avoid it..I never attended a single class in A2 but I managed to self study Micro, still working on Macro and I really think that if you just focus it's very simple. I study from Stanlake btw, I swear by that book..and redspot sucks!