I got 90% in my AS exams or 90ums what ever. Do I still need 80% in the A2 modules for a grade A, or do I have a margin of safety? If I don't have a margin of safety then can someone please tell me what is the point in the AS exams except getting offers from University?
Anyway I hope sustainability / road pricing / maybe a market structure, to come up. I'd feel average about CBA, I just hope the question is obvious in what it's asking, not always sure whether to talk about COBA and AST separately.
The best is probably's sustainability, most people are just intimidated by the word but it's probably the easiest one since it gives you so much choice. Anything that reduces emissions / consumption is regarded as an answer pretty much, so VED, LEZ, Road pricing, ERP, London Charge...Crossrail...subsidies of buses, subsidies of trains...on the other hand things like airport infrastructure building / EU skies policy is against it.
I hope Privatisation / deregulation of random specific markets don't come up...
Does anyone else agree that the transport economics questions are far too specific in general? Does my nut in, makes revision ten times longer...