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- My speciality is economics for British A Level standard. My university economics is rusty in parts, because generally I don’t use it in teaching A level economics.
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I studied PPE at Lady Margaret Hall college, Oxford University, and currently work as an Economics A Level teacher. I have also examined several different economic units for Edexcel AS and A2.
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Hi Tejvan,
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The economic performance of a UK Construction PLC will be affected by many factors, including the role of government, exchange rates and inflation. discuss
Hi,
Its prachi again……
Establishing economics as an academic discipline discuss. could you help me with this and also to some extent
can we analyse this statement as said by ofori 1994
Suppose there are two competitive markets, one with relatively elastic demand and one with relatively inelastic demand what would be the effects of a market-wide increase in marginal costs in the two market.
It’s not a good question, but i’ll ask it. Could you explain differences between R and D and innovation?
Discuss whether economic actions by individuals always result in a net benefit to society.
‘evaluate the likely economic implications of a fall in foreign direct investment for the UK economy.’
(12 marks)
‘Outline two reasons why the UK’s housing market represents a barrier to the UK’s membership of the euro’.
‘Evaluate two policies which the government might adopt to reduce the male inactivity rate’
(10 marks)
‘Evaluate three labour market factors which might explain why levels of employment have risen despite increases in the national minimum wage’.
(15 marks)
‘Using marginal productivity and other relevant economic theory, discuss the factors that will influence the demand for car workers in Germany’.
(15 marks)
this is a unit 6 edexcel question:
‘Examine the impact of the European Union’s Common Agricultural Policy on the world trade in agricultural goods’. (40 marks)
this is also a unit 6 edexcel question:
‘Evaluate the implications of a significant reduction in barriers to the trade in goods and services for the global economy’.
(60 marks)
‘Explain the concept of natural monopoly’
‘Evaluate the likely effectiveness of two policies that the German government could introduce to increase labour market flexibility’
(20 marks)
this is a unit 5 edexcel question:
‘Discuss the likely impact of trade unions on wages and employment levels’
(20 marks)