What I remember:
Value judgment- moral and political considerations
Pes- 12
Multiplier- 47.5
Construction wages higher- improved conditions
Money markets- treasury bills between other banks and capital- long term loans
Prod eff- mc = ac
National debt- total cumulated borrowing
Gini- 1 most unequal
Living conditions likely to improve (from one of the tables)
Shift ad- nudges
Consumer surplus reduced
Real wage unemployment
Yield 120
0.98 HDI less illiteracy
x
Turn on thread page Beta
You are Here:
Home
> Forums
>< Study Help
>< Secondary school, sixth form and FE college
>< A-levels
|
A level AQA paper 3 multiple choices watch
Announcements
-
junky27
- Follow
- 1 follower
- 11 badges
- Send a private message to junky27
- Thread Starter
Offline11ReputationRep:- Follow
- 1
- 19-06-2017 16:56
Last edited by junky27; 19-06-2017 at 17:00. -
junky27
- Follow
- 1 follower
- 11 badges
- Send a private message to junky27
- Thread Starter
Offline11ReputationRep:- Follow
- 2
- 19-06-2017 16:59
Add ones you remember
-
- Follow
- 3
- 19-06-2017 17:00
Are you sure about Construction wages higher- improved conditions? Because that wouldn't increase employment and wages?
-
- Follow
- 4
- 19-06-2017 17:01
and what level of output did you find that the firm profit maximised?
-
junky27
- Follow
- 1 follower
- 11 badges
- Send a private message to junky27
- Thread Starter
Offline11ReputationRep:- Follow
- 5
- 19-06-2017 17:02
[QUOTE=Bn1222;72275102]Are you sure about Construction wages higher- improved conditions? Because that wouldn't increase employment and wages?[/QUOTE
Maybe that one was wrong, what did you put -
junky27
- Follow
- 1 follower
- 11 badges
- Send a private message to junky27
- Thread Starter
Offline11ReputationRep:- Follow
- 6
- 19-06-2017 17:02
(Original post by Bn1222)
and what level of output did you find that the firm profit maximised? -
- Follow
- 7
- 19-06-2017 17:03
Lower bank rate because that increases demand for loans which increases demand for houses, and labour is in derived demand
-
junky27
- Follow
- 1 follower
- 11 badges
- Send a private message to junky27
- Thread Starter
Offline11ReputationRep:- Follow
- 8
- 19-06-2017 17:04
(Original post by Bn1222)
Lower bank rate because that increases demand for loans which increases demand for houses, and labour is in derived demand
How was that question phrased -
- Follow
- 9
- 19-06-2017 17:05
(Original post by junky27)
How was that question phrased -
junky27
- Follow
- 1 follower
- 11 badges
- Send a private message to junky27
- Thread Starter
Offline11ReputationRep:- Follow
- 10
- 19-06-2017 17:07
(Original post by Bn1222)
There was an increase in wages and employment and it said what caused this -
- Follow
- 11
- 19-06-2017 17:08
You sure it was nudges? I put max prices cos thought max prices causes excess demand lol?
-
junky27
- Follow
- 1 follower
- 11 badges
- Send a private message to junky27
- Thread Starter
Offline11ReputationRep:- Follow
- 12
- 19-06-2017 17:09
(Original post by mo501)
You sure it was nudges? I put max prices cos thought max prices causes excess demand lol? -
- Follow
- 13
- 19-06-2017 17:10
(Original post by junky27)
Pretty sure it was nudges -
- Follow
- 14
- 19-06-2017 17:17
(Original post by mo501)
Cos also I swear the graph showed a max price? So surely it was max prices? Unless I saw it wrong -
- Follow
- 15
- 19-06-2017 17:20
Anyone know the tax question? Was it as easy as it looked or were they trying to be catch you out?
-
Fulham_Fan
- Follow
- 0 followers
- 7 badges
- Send a private message to Fulham_Fan
Offline7ReputationRep:- Follow
- 16
- 19-06-2017 17:26
Tax was $5,000, you did 10% on 10001-30000 and 30% on 30001-40000 which gave you 4999.6 which is 5000.
-
steph_diep
- Follow
- 2 followers
- 8 badges
- Send a private message to steph_diep
Offline8ReputationRep:- Follow
- 17
- 19-06-2017 17:35
The one about profit max where they gave you average total costs and average variable costs I think it was like Year 11? Or something 11
-
Nuggetsarelife
- Follow
- 3 followers
- 9 badges
- Send a private message to Nuggetsarelife
Offline9ReputationRep:- Follow
- 18
- 19-06-2017 17:36
(Original post by Bn1222)
Are you sure about Construction wages higher- improved conditions? Because that wouldn't increase employment and wages? -
junky27
- Follow
- 1 follower
- 11 badges
- Send a private message to junky27
- Thread Starter
Offline11ReputationRep:- Follow
- 19
- 19-06-2017 17:37
Was the index number 126
-
- Follow
- 20
- 19-06-2017 17:37
(Original post by Fulham_Fan)
Tax was $5,000, you did 10% on 10001-30000 and 30% on 30001-40000 which gave you 4999.6 which is 5000.
Posted from TSR Mobile
Reply
Submit reply
Turn on thread page Beta
Related discussions:
- AQA Chemistry Paper 2 AS Level 2016 Unofficial Mark ...
- 7135/1 AQA AS Level Economics The operation of markets ...
- New Spec AQA AS Level Economics Paper 1 - 16th of May
- Official New SpecAQA AS Level Economics Paper 2 - 23rd of ...
- AQA Level 2 Further Mathematics, Paper 1 Unofficial Mark ...
- AQA A-level Sociology new 1, 2 & 3: 7192 - 08, 15 & 20 Jun ...
- AQA A-level Chemistry new 1 7405/1 - 13 & 19 Jun 2017 ...
- (New) AQA A-level Physics PAPER 2 7408/2 - 21 June 2017 ...
- AQA PHYSICS A Level UNOFFICIAL MARK SCHEME - 15th ...
- 2016 Official AQA New Spec AS Level Physics Paper 1 - 24th ...
TSR Support Team
We have a brilliant team of more than 60 Support Team members looking after discussions on The Student Room, helping to make it a fun, safe and useful place to hang out.
This forum is supported by:
- Gingerbread101
- RDKGames
- Changing Skies
- F1's Finest
- rayquaza17
- SherlockHolmes
- davros
- charco
- Kvothe the Arcane
- TeeEff
- The Empire Odyssey
- Protostar
- TheConfusedMedic
- Notnek
- Mr M
- nisha.sri
- claireestelle
- Doonesbury
- furryface12
- Amefish
- harryleavey
- Lemur14
- brainzistheword
- Rexar
- Sonechka
- TheAnxiousSloth
- EstelOfTheEyrie
- CoffeeAndPolitics
- an_atheist
- Labrador99
- EmilySarah00
Updated: June 20, 2017
Share this discussion:
Tweet