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Economics

cartman444 · 2007-06-17 21:25:31

can you pick up economics at the start of 6th year and get around a C1 in the L.C without taking chunks of time out of my study?is this possible!!

17-06-2007 9:25pm

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cartman444

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can you pick up economics at the start of 6th year and get around a C1 in the L.C without taking chunks of time out of my study?is this possible!!

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#2 17-06-2007 9:53pm

fuinneamh

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Very possible if you have a good economic reasoning, economics is 8 A4 pages of learning and the rest is understanding. So very possible, if you can come to terms with it. Also a help is to read the economics column in the irish times on a friday. It helps with the "economic consequences" questions which are down to your own reasoning.

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#3 17-06-2007 10:52pm

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Easily.Hell its possible to pick it up and get an A1.Its such a small course, and everything is so easy and logical.Also the exam is great.You get to choose from 9 short questions (do 6) and 8 long questions (do 4).I don't know of any other exam that gives you such a great choice!

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