Economics Edexcel A struggle to come up with points

I'm alright at actually analysing points and coming up with a clear chain of reasoning, however I just cannot for the life of me come up with 2 points in a 8, 10, 12, 15 or 25 marker? I mean I know I can for the obvious questions such as like the costs and benefits of monopoly power for consumer surplus (choice and price being higher or lower), but for the more vague questions just throw me off and I blank out. I'm predicted an A* but worried that I may just blank like that in the exam. Anyways, does anyone have any tips to improve comprehension of what the question wants from you? Thanks.

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TSR Jessica

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Sorry you've not had any responses about this. :frown:

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mesub

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Original post by iwjdlf good icon

I'm alright at actually analysing points and coming up with a clear chain of reasoning, however I just cannot for the life of me come up with 2 points in a 8, 10, 12, 15 or 25 marker? I mean I know I can for the obvious questions such as like the costs and benefits of monopoly power for consumer surplus (choice and price being higher or lower), but for the more vague questions just throw me off and I blank out. I'm predicted an A* but worried that I may just blank like that in the exam. Anyways, does anyone have any tips to improve comprehension of what the question wants from you? Thanks.

Practice, Practice, Practice.

If the question is vague, it can mean that you can take it from any angle. Draw from the whole specification to make apt points with clear and developed chains of reasoning.

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