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Edexcel A-Level Economics B Labour case study for paper 3
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What knowledge of labour do we actually need to know for paper 3? We never really got help from our teacher and i dont really know alot about it :/
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paper 3 is basically a mixture between knowledge in paper 1 and two so macro and micro mixed, I think that there are 2 25 markers, and traditionally stuff that hasn't come up in paper 1 and 2 will come up in paper 3.
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my course doesn't have 25 mark questions, max is 20
(Original post by jessbrake)
paper 3 is basically a mixture between knowledge in paper 1 and two so macro and micro mixed, I think that there are 2 25 markers, and traditionally stuff that hasn't come up in paper 1 and 2 will come up in paper 3.
paper 3 is basically a mixture between knowledge in paper 1 and two so macro and micro mixed, I think that there are 2 25 markers, and traditionally stuff that hasn't come up in paper 1 and 2 will come up in paper 3.
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It's probably best to know all the employment/unemployment stuff on the spec inside out, which I think is mostly 3.5 and probably good to know the stuff about how productivity etc. with specialisation and division of labour. Our teacher's focused on the wage rate diagrams which show the supply and demand of labour which are probably gonna come up. I'm revising all the themes cause really anything can come up if the exam board can link it to labour and apparently last year's paper 3 had a question that wasnt that relevant to their topic
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I think that the 20 markers where actually really nice, but had no idea what game theory is
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How do you think it went?
How do you think it went?
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