What is 4.3.7? It should matter too much actually. You have a choice from 3 and from 2.(Original post by whitney_luxie)
guys, i know this is a really long shot, but do you think i'll get by without learning 4.3.7 in the syllabus in too much detail? i can memorize the other topics really well but because that particular section wasn't taught very well it's very disorganized and most of the stuff we did was really, really detailed unit 2 stuff (if i remember correctly)... i figure i might as well know the others really well and do them in the exam instead of wasting time trying to relearn 4.3.7, what do you guys think?
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- 31-05-2014 11:53
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Heyy, if you don't mind can you E-mail me that presentation. I would be grateful for that... -
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Guys quick question.. Do we need to know about the Marshall Lerner condition, harrod-domar growth model, the prebisch-singer hypothesis and Dutch disease??
I'm just wondering coz I have some basic knowledge about them and they are not in the specification however I did find them in past papers, especially in the evaluation points...
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- 31-05-2014 12:12
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My teacher made us give presentations comparing a less developed african country to the uk three times. I chose Cameroon, what's really important is that you can compare it to a more advanced country, preferably numerically.
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- 31-05-2014 12:35
(Original post by aminkaram)
My teacher made us give presentations comparing a less developed african country to the uk three times. I chose Cameroon, what's really important is that you can compare it to a more advanced country, preferably numerically. -
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- 31-05-2014 12:38
Can someone explain me the policies to reduce inequality. And some evaluations for it!! Plzz..
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- 31-05-2014 18:48
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What is 4.3.7? It should matter too much actually. You have a choice from 3 and from 2.
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- 31-05-2014 19:04
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4.3.7 is the public finance stuff like government spending, taxation, borrowing, debt, monetary&fiscal policy...
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- 31-05-2014 20:56
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Can someone explain me the policies to reduce inequality. And some evaluations for it!! Plzz..
Increase in means tested benefits but it gives a disincentive to work and its opportunity cost on the government
Supply side policies so increase education and training to help get the unemployed back on the market but again its opportunity cost and depends on the magnitude of the increase
Increase in national minimum wage on the other hand that would lead to more people being unemployed because it will cost firms more to hire so instead they may invest in capital.
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- 31-05-2014 21:33
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You could increase in progressive taxation however it could lead to more tax evasion and tax avoidance and also relate it to the laffer curve that tax revenue may also decrease so could lead to fiscal deficit
Increase in means tested benefits but it gives a disincentive to work and its opportunity cost on the government
Supply side policies so increase education and training to help get the unemployed back on the market but again its opportunity cost and depends on the magnitude of the increase
Increase in national minimum wage on the other hand that would lead to more people being unemployed because it will cost firms more to hire so instead they may invest in capital.
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- 01-06-2014 10:27
(Original post by rathani278)
Thanks a lot. By the way suppose if there was a question asked to explain the reasons for inequality, could we write the policies to reduce them as evaluation?? -
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- 01-06-2014 12:22
Anyone know the significance of global imbalances (B of P)
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- 01-06-2014 20:35
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Anyone know the significance of global imbalances (B of P) -
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- 03-06-2014 12:43
Predictions for this paper?
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- 03-06-2014 13:52
We don't need to know in detail the criteria to join the Eurozone do we? (the fiscal deficit being less than 3% of GDP etc.)
Also, why would a country being a member of a monetary union encourage TNCs to invest in the country? (in theory - I know this isn't really the case)
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- 04-06-2014 07:26
Could anyone post the exam technique we should use .For example how many points do you need to give for the 30 marker ,20 and Section B as well
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- 04-06-2014 10:36
guys i think it will be protectionism, exchange rates, competitiveness and about he recent recovery....
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- 04-06-2014 12:17
(Original post by thestudentoffram)
Could anyone post the exam technique we should use .For example how many points do you need to give for the 30 marker ,20 and Section B as well
For 30 marker: 4 points and 4 evaluations (and again with examples) -
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- 04-06-2014 12:40
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For 20 marker: 3 points and 3 evaluations (with examples included for all points)
For 30 marker: 4 points and 4 evaluations (and again with examples)
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