i didnt put that, what were the options and your answer?

I out in 2011 population was bigger then real gdp or something. But it's either that or in 2013 they were both 100. But that's index numbers so Ithink it's the first one

Reply 164

Accountantlolks

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i didnt put that, what were the options and your answer?

Do you remember that question. It was a table.

Reply 165

Accountantlolks

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i remember it but i defo didnt do 8% or 3%, do you remember the 4th option? I think i may have done the 2013 choice one.

Oh no index being 100 and the answer was something like they both were the same.

Reply 166

Jjohnson919

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Original post by Accountantlolks

i remember it but i defo didnt do 8% or 3%, do you remember the 4th option? I think i may have done the 2013 choice one.

Oh no index being 100 and the answer was something like they both were the same.

I think that's what I did. Either that one or the 2013 one. Can't remember. Think it was like B or C. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Reply 167

Accountantlolks

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Original post by Jjohnson919

Oh no index being 100 and the answer was something like they both were the same.

I think that's what I did. Either that one or the 2013 one. Can't remember. Think it was like B or C. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Anyone have the markscheme

Reply 168

Accountantlolks

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Original post by Accountantlolks

I think that's what I did. Either that one or the 2013 one. Can't remember. Think it was like B or C. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Anyone have the markscheme

I dunno if your wrong. But it could definitely not be 100 and 100 are the same because index numbers. That's rhe base number. You don't know the exact figure tbh.

Reply 169

Accountantlolks

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Oh no index being 100 and the answer was something like they both were the same.

i can not remember haha sorry!

Check what I wrote last. Correct me if I'm wrong

Reply 170

Jjohnson919

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Original post by Accountantlolks

Oh no index being 100 and the answer was something like they both were the same.

i can not remember haha sorry!

Check what I wrote last. Correct me if I'm wrong

You're right, but I can't remember anything about the question. So I don't have a clue what you're talking about😂 Genuinely can't remember. Sorry!

Reply 171

brownboy1234

Original post by Rubberbandit

I got 5.39%. What about you???

I got 5.39% too. i made so many errors but got that eventually :smile:

Reply 172

jbg999

anyone do context 2? what did you write about in 25m?

Reply 173

Accountantlolks

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Original post by jbg999

anyone do context 2? what did you write about in 25m?

The extract had everything you needed to know tbh haha

Reply 174

ImGoingToFail12

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Original post by brownboy1234

I got 5.39% too. i made so many errors but got that eventually :smile:

Yeah thats what I got, that maths question and bar chart took me ages, so much longer than anything I have done in the specimen and previous papers.

Reply 175

Accountantlolks

2

Original post by ImGoingToFail12

Yeah thats what I got, that maths question and bar chart took me ages, so much longer than anything I have done in the specimen and previous papers.

im so annoyed, i literally thought 400.3 thousand was 4003000 ffs how many marks do you think i lost? i done the right method and everything ?

Reply 176

ImGoingToFail12

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Considering it was out of 4 marks, you obviously didn't get the answer so that is one mark lost, so I assume that if the method is 100% right you would probably get 2 or 3 marks. Probably 2.

Reply 177

Azim101

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for context 1 im not sure my point of issues are correct
1) expansionary monetary so increased AD
2) fall in AD and strong exchange rate as imports are cheap
3) multiplier and accelerator?????????????????????? is it fine

Reply 178

Rubberbandit

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Original post by jbg999

anyone do context 2? what did you write about in 25m?

Immigrants increase AD, increasing growth, decreasing unemployment, increasing inflation and therefore worsening the BoP deficit
However, in the long-run, there is no growth since inflation raises wages, increasing CoP and shifting SRAS left. Also, Keynesians would say that if demand is very low, then there will be no inflation

They also increase SRAS and LRAS, increasing growth, decreasing unemployment, decreasing inflation and therefore decreasing the BoP deficit. However Keynesians would argue etc etc.. Also I talked about Marshall Lerner's condition, but idk it that's right

Conclusion blah blah blah

What about you??????????

Reply 179

Accountantlolks

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Original post by Rubberbandit

Immigrants increase AD, increasing growth, decreasing unemployment, increasing inflation and therefore worsening the BoP deficit
However, in the long-run, there is no growth since inflation raises wages, increasing CoP and shifting SRAS left. Also, Keynesians would say that if demand is very low, then there will be no inflation

They also increase SRAS and LRAS, increasing growth, decreasing unemployment, decreasing inflation and therefore decreasing the BoP deficit. However Keynesians would argue etc etc.. Also I talked about Marshall Lerner's condition, but idk it that's right

Conclusion blah blah blah

What about you??????????

It wont worsen BOP deficit , decreasing unemployment will mean that they spend less money on JSA and they get more tax thus improving deficit

AQA Economics UNIT 2 23rd May 2016

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