AQA AS Economics Paper 2 23rd May 2016 NEW SPEC
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Anyone ready? I just learnt all of macroeconomics this weekend. Any predictions also?
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People are talking about monetary policy, I'm just praying for economic indicators
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I think it went well. Anyone do context one? What did you write about?
I think it went well. Anyone do context one? What did you write about?
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Apparently for context 1 calculation you just had to minus the index from each other... because they are already in percentages..??
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Apparently for context 1 calculation you just had to minus the index from each other... because they are already in percentages..??
Apparently for context 1 calculation you just had to minus the index from each other... because they are already in percentages..??
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No I don't think index points are percentage values
No I don't think index points are percentage values
- drew my bar chart for context 1 using both variables how many marks will i lose even if the one variable they were asking for is fully correct
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Quick question. When I drew the barchart, I left no spaces. Mainly because there wasnt enough space to leave spaces anyway. Does it matted?
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The exam went well for me, barring that percentage change question. Hopefully it doesn't bite me in the butt.
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If you did not leave spaces between your bars it does matter. (Its not a bar chart otherwise). What did people put for the multiple choice question on what would cause a rightward shift in aggregate demand, the answer was either increase in exports or increase in the budget deficit, but which one?
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I Would have to argue:
The Answer is clearly Only an increase in the budget deficit
The deficit can rise in one of two ways
More spending->Increasing G component of AD shifting it right
or
A cut in taxes-> Increasing disposable income-> Increasing C element of ad shifting it right
however
for Exports they can increase but so can imports
so even though they may mark both right, its more than likely Gov Spending
The Answer is clearly Only an increase in the budget deficit
The deficit can rise in one of two ways
More spending->Increasing G component of AD shifting it right
or
A cut in taxes-> Increasing disposable income-> Increasing C element of ad shifting it right
however
for Exports they can increase but so can imports
so even though they may mark both right, its more than likely Gov Spending
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(Original post by sfs)
I Would have to argue:
The Answer is clearly Only an increase in the budget deficit
The deficit can rise in one of two ways
More spending->Increasing G component of AD shifting it right
or
A cut in taxes-> Increasing disposable income-> Increasing C element of ad shifting it right
however
for Exports they can increase but so can imports
so even though they may mark both right, its more than likely Gov Spending
I Would have to argue:
The Answer is clearly Only an increase in the budget deficit
The deficit can rise in one of two ways
More spending->Increasing G component of AD shifting it right
or
A cut in taxes-> Increasing disposable income-> Increasing C element of ad shifting it right
however
for Exports they can increase but so can imports
so even though they may mark both right, its more than likely Gov Spending
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The question said all things being equal or remaining the same therefore the increase in exports would be without an increase in imports. But again, that just makes it a dumb ****ing question as, the answer could be both.
The question said all things being equal or remaining the same therefore the increase in exports would be without an increase in imports. But again, that just makes it a dumb ****ing question as, the answer could be both.
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The reason I think it's a budget deficit is because it said an increase in exports, not the value of exports.
The reason I think it's a budget deficit is because it said an increase in exports, not the value of exports.
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(Original post by TighFR)
If you did not leave spaces between your bars it does matter. (Its not a bar chart otherwise). What did people put for the multiple choice question on what would cause a rightward shift in aggregate demand, the answer was either increase in exports or increase in the budget deficit, but which one?
If you did not leave spaces between your bars it does matter. (Its not a bar chart otherwise). What did people put for the multiple choice question on what would cause a rightward shift in aggregate demand, the answer was either increase in exports or increase in the budget deficit, but which one?
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I thought the multiple choice was really nice! I think the whole paper could have been a lot worse!
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I thought the multiple choice was really nice! I think the whole paper could have been a lot worse!
I thought the multiple choice was really nice! I think the whole paper could have been a lot worse!
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