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A-Level Economics Essays

50 A-Level economic essays and model answers.
Comprehensive answers which illustrate – how to answer the question, how to effectively evaluate and get a high A grade.
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OCR GCSE Economics Revision Guide

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Comprehensive list of definitions and coverage of syllabus
Clear and simplified explanations
Updated Feb 2019.
Specifically based on OCR GCSE syllabus (exams from 2019)
Designed to help answer potential exam questions
106 pages, 22,000 words, graphs and diagrams
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Evolutionary economics is a branch of economics which views the economy through a dynamic model of constant change, adaptation, chaos and revival. Evolutionary economics was coined by radical economist Thorstein Veblen (1857-1929). Veblen was interested in psychological factors that often gave better explanations for economic behaviour than traditional rational choice theory. For example, Veblen noted …

The savings ratio a big determinant of economic activity. Consumer spending accounts for 63% of GDP – dwarfing other areas, such as government spending, investment and exports. A rise in the savings ratio can have a very significant impact on economic activity. A blogger, mentioned a minister, Liam Fox calling for more savings. Former cabinet …

Cognitive bias in economics

Cognitive bias occurs when an individual person makes an ill-informed decision – often result from past preferences and deeply held beliefs. Cognitive bias means individuals diverge from rational choice and are influenced by non-economic factors, such as emotion and invested opinions. For example, an economist who supports tax cuts is more likely to concentrate on …

Evaluation for Micro Economics

Evaluation is the ability to look at issues from a critical perspective; to look at other potential outcomes. Evaluation questions will typically begin with words like, discuss, evaluate, to what extent, assess. These are some ways to get evaluation marks for microeconomics. (note there are potentially more ways to evaluate but this gives a few …

Keynesian economics

The essential element of Keynesian economics is the idea the macroeconomy can be in disequilibrium (recession) for a considerable time. To help recover from a recession, Keynesian economics advocates higher government spending (financed by government borrowing) to kickstart an economy in a slump. Keynesian economics includes Disequilibrium in macroeconomy (insufficient demand) Imperfect labour markets (e.g. …

A selection of 40 AS Level model economic essays
Comprehensive answers which illustrate – how to answer the question, include sufficient evaluation and get the top A grade.
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Suitable for new 2016 AS syllabus
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