Fairly confident, just I hate the long answered questions, key tip use diagrams. Everywhere. Anywhere. They're free marks, first thing I'd start revising if you're starting this late.
Fairly confident, just I hate the long answered questions, key tip use diagrams. Everywhere. Anywhere. They're free marks, first thing I'd start revising if you're starting this late.
Micro 100%. Micro is just so much nicer & is very similar to the course I thoroughly enjoyed at GCSE, macro is just of no interest to me. What about you? I mean, I do like the Hayek approach for macro economics, but I just find it hard to be interested in it when most of the global economies are in debt.
Pretty okay for macro i guess but its micro that has me quite nervous lol
I'm the opposite I'm fine with micro but nervous for macro especially as the old spec macro past papers are completely different to the new spec. Which exam board are you?
I'm the opposite I'm fine with micro but nervous for macro especially as the old spec macro past papers are completely different to the new spec. Which exam board are you?
Micro 100%. Micro is just so much nicer & is very similar to the course I thoroughly enjoyed at GCSE, macro is just of no interest to me. What about you? I mean, I do like the Hayek approach for macro economics, but I just find it hard to be interested in it when most of the global economies are in debt.
I also enjoy micro a lot more. It's much more intuitive. I find macro so dry...boring - Listing off policies and whatnot. Exploring monopolies, oligopolies, monopsonies and bilateral monopolies is much more fun.
I guess macro is easier to talk about? You can always slap in an economic indicator or whatever.