Economics help

Ok answering an essay question really easy teachers just complicate it for no reason.
first paragraph should be defining all key words in your essay question

second paragraph should consist of the strongest point you have. When examiners read the essay they will get bored and only remember first and last thing. So leave a good impression.

third paragraph is your second point, get this point from the extract and elaborate on this.

fourth is another point also get this from the extract. It is better to get points from the extract rather than your head as the extract points can be backed up.

conclusion is not really a conclusion. Its more of a summary of how you should answer the question and deciding what the question is asking about, Make the answer a yes or no question and dont stand on the fence. Standing on the fence makes it seem youre asking a question

Also, i mean also EVALUATE EVERY POINT AND ANSWER THE QUESTION IN EVERY PARAGRAPH
Also, i mean also EVALUATE EVERY POINT AND ANSWER THE QUESTION IN EVERY PARAGRAPH
Also, i mean also EVALUATE EVERY POINT AND ANSWER THE QUESTION IN EVERY PARAGRAPH
Also, i mean also EVALUATE EVERY POINT AND ANSWER THE QUESTION IN EVERY PARAGRAPH

repeating it so you'll understand how important this is

why did you not mention diagrams? my teacher said they're important

Hello, I am an A2 student who got a B at AS Level and i am willing to help out anyone with any economic related questions.

Feel free to pm me or just post below

Edit - I do AQA Economics new spec

Hey,

I'm currently AQA A2 Economics too.

How are you finding it so far?

pretty straightforward, understand the firm objectives graph. What have you covered so far|?

Haven't gone into a lot yet just behavioural economics which was pretty interesting

Hey,

I'm currently AQA A2 Economics too.

How are you finding it so far?

ah brilliant, I desperately want an A in economics. Anything I should be doing at the start of the year now?

Hi just a quick question I'm doing AS and if a question says draw demand cure for x can you use the PPF graph such as the unemployment graph if that makes any sense

Hey,

If it says draw a demand curve, then draw that. PPF's and demand curves are two separate things.

Hope that helps

Ok thank you So can you draw the same thing as the unemployment graph thing with Demand curve

Hi just a quick question I'm doing AS and if a question says draw demand cure for x can you use the PPF graph such as the unemployment graph if that makes any sense

Literally stay up to date with current affairs, or subscribe to the Economist.. then start all your papers in February/March :P

Ok thank you So can you draw the same thing as the unemployment graph thing with Demand curve

i honestly dont believe economics is a challenging subject. In my honest opinion i reckon anyone could get above a c if they tried.
I started to revise late april/early may and this revision consisted of watching a youtuber called "econplusdal" this guy goes through the whole syllabus for every exam board in one playlist for both micro and macro. The supply demand curves are awfully easy the teachers just explain it badly.

I could sit here and tell you the answers but you'll just memorise the answers instead of trying to understand it, if you do want more help just message me.

Does the YouTube have it for the new spec of a level economics?

the PPF does not show employment, it shows how much you can make using the resources you have in the economy. If the question states draw a demand curve, you have to draw a demand curve as PPF does not show demand directly. however PPF does show demand of two goods. Good x and good y

Hey,

If it says draw a demand curve, then draw that. PPF's and demand curves are two separate things.

Hope that helps

Im confused with income elastity of demand. econplus dal said that an inferior good has a negative value (which I get) but the normal good confused me. he said it can be either a normal necessity or luxary. so a positive yed >1 is a luxary (I get that). but then a negative yed figure <1 is a necesiity. but he said earlier that a negative value is an inferior good?!!! so wth ? :/ @zainyyyyy @citibankrec