The only thing you can do really is past papers, past papers, past papers! My economics teacher made us do a past paper for homework every single week throughout the year! And then by the exam you're really comfortable with them. Especially the multiple choices, because you'll see how the same questions keep coming up over and over again.
umm, we had a writing frame for the second question as well actually. It was something along the lines of:
[state the] lowest point,
highest point,
general trend,
overall,
something else, I can't remember.
and yeah, definitely two points. Wait, you're doing AQA right? There was an easy way of doing it, if you give me an example question then I'll show you.

Btw, do you have the anderton book? If not, get it. As well as the AQA one of course. It's a
horrible looking book, and like 700 pages long haha, but most of it is really simple and unnecessary, so it's not that bad to read.
And yeah you do, which is done in the writing frame! I haven't done A2 in nearly a year now (but I'm doing it at uni next year), but I didn't do that? That asset thing you mentioned? If it's in the anderton book, then you need it. If it isn't, you don't.
I got an A by making notes from both the anderton and AQA book combined, so I had everything in NOTE FORM in one place. Then do a zillion past papers and you'll be able to literally answer any question, because you'll see there's only a limited number of questions they could possibly ask.
AND MEMORISE DEFINITIONS! Save yourself loads of time by being able to write them without even thinking.
