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Economics Revision List
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17-06-2010 6:23pm#1If your like me and going for an A1, then your probably panicing and frantically moving from one topic to the other.
Anyway i have a list of questions made out from:- Demand
- Oligopoly/Perfect Competition/Monopoly/Price Discrimination
- National Income
- International Trade
- Factors of Production
- Inflation
- Economic growth and development.
If you would like this list just download from below. Its pretty much every qustion possible on most except for the mathematical questions (couldnt be bothered writing them out).
Also have all the definition written out so if you would like that just download them from below aswel.
If you have any notes in return id really appreciate it and just PM me for my email or something! Thanks
Plus i have a poll just to see what questions people are planning to do!
**NOTE**
I HAVE LEFT OUT TWO DEFINITIONS IN THE ATTATCHMENT
-TAX HARMONISATION
-PRICE CONSTANCYWhich Question? 113 votes
Demand0%Market Structure21%
24 votes
National Income24%
28 votes
Factors of Production19%
22 votes
Money/Banking/Government19%
22 votes
International Trade15%
17 votes
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International TradeI'm looking for an A1 too, and was thinking... Usually I do 4 micro or 3 micro and 1 macro, lately though I think 2 macro and 2 micro is a good bet with maybe an extra Q if I have time. Inflation is a fairly handy Q along with National Income. banking also is pretty easy. And the micro questions are always quite simple, so I think that way would be a good bet... I dunno my opinion is all it 'tis
Might not even do the Oligopoly Q, its easy enough but there are better Q's
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International TradeIf its easy...do it! You may go wrong without realising in the macro and theres your A1 gone. Stick with whats easy and if you have time do a few harder questions. Just my opinion.
But I can do another micro Question in the same time. Like it is easy, and I might end up doing it, but maybe eco will pull an Eavan Boland and not come up:D
Dunno, thanks to my teacher and the work I've done, I've got a huge choice of Qs... Really need time though for and extra Q...0 -
Money/Banking/GovernmentFridaysWell wrote: »maybe eco will pull an Eavan Boland and not come up:D
Ive learned Perfect, Price Discriminating, Oligopoly and Monopoly just to make sure....it just seems TOO obvious!! It would either be an impossible question or mixed in my opinion. I can see the first half being perfect competition.0 -
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Market StructureJust because it's not in the list doesn't mean I don't know it! I know all my competitions, demand means the entire micro chapters from demand to elasticity of supply etc. Plus i'm currently learning my history of economics so I'm fairly secure in getting an A1....god knows I deserve it with all the work I've put in!
OK then I'm sorry I never knew that Demand means Supply & Elasticity aswell ( one chapter of micro means all of the micro
) .. Oh well ya learn something every day.:D 0 -
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Money/Banking/GovernmentNotExactly wrote: »OK then I'm sorry I never knew that Demand means Supply & Elasticity aswell ( one chapter of micro means all of the micro) .. Oh well ya learn something every day.:D
It's kinda my teacher, she always refers to the Q1 as the demand question and so I kinda have that habit now....sorry!0 -
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International Tradeonly 3.4% got an A1???!!!
WTF??
40% of my teachers class got an A1 last year... shes an unbelievable teacher she really made us all fall in love with the subject!
anyways she thinks that oligopoly and imperfect compition are going to come up together because they are so similar also a question on nama.. maybe a whole question:eek::eek: and also tras leaisteachas an eileamh( im not to sure what that is in english.. i think it might be "trans elasticity on demand"(if that makes sence) because i do all my subject through irish) 0 -
Money/Banking/Governmentonly 3.4% got an A1???!!!
WTF??
40% of my teachers class got an A1 last year... shes an unbelievable teacher she really made us all fall in love with the subject!
anyways she thinks that oligopoly and imperfect compition are going to come up together because they are so similar also a question on nama.. maybe a whole question:eek::eek: and also tras leaisteachas an eileamh( im not to sure what that is in english.. i think it might be "trans elasticity on demand"(if that makes sence) because i do all my subject through irish)
Ya i know ha! Some teachers only stick to a text book and its quite hard to get A1's then becuase it doesnt deal with many topical things which can be asked on the paper! Prob the reason why so little get A1's. But i got notes on everything topical which can be asked so that will come in handy!0 -
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International Trade
This was my Inflation/NAMA question from the mock. Did it, got 70/75. Really hope it comes up in the exam on Wednesday...McGarnagle92 wrote: »can you remember what was asked inflation/nama one?
I didn't do mocks
6.
(a)
(i) Explain what is meant by the term 'price inflation'
(ii) Name the main index used to measure price inflation in the Irish economy
(iii)Outline four economic consequences of a fall in the rate of price inflation in Ireland
(30 marks)
(b)
'The Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland plays a key economic role in the Irish economy'
Explain the role that the Central Bank plays in the Irish economy
(25 marks)
(c)
In the Governments Supplementary Budget in April 2009, it announced the establishment of the National Managment Agency (NAMA)
(i) Briefly outline the functions of NAMA
(ii)Explain two advantages of NAMA for the Irish economy
(20 marks):D:D
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Money/Banking/GovernmentFridaysWell wrote: »This was my Inflation/NAMA question from the mock. Did it, got 70/75. Really hope it comes up in the exam on Wednesday...
6.
(a)
(i) Explain what is meant by the term 'price inflation'
(ii) Name the main index used to measure price inflation in the Irish economy
(iii)Outline four economic consequences of a fall in the rate of price inflation in Ireland
(30 marks)
(b)
'The Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland plays a key economic role in the Irish economy'
Explain the role that the Central Bank plays in the Irish economy
(25 marks)
(c)
In the Governments Supplementary Budget in April 2009, it announced the establishment of the National Managment Agency (NAMA)
(i) Briefly outline the functions of NAMA
(ii)Explain two advantages of NAMA for the Irish economy
(20 marks):D:D
Thanks very much for that.
Hopefully it's something like that.
I'm having a huge fear of failing right now don't know if i should do pass or not :S
I got an E last year and i've actually done some work this year but i really can't afford to fall it
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Money/Banking/GovernmentMcGarnagle92 wrote: »Thanks very much for that.
Hopefully it's something like that.
I'm having a huge fear of failing right now don't know if i should do pass or not :S
I got an E last year and i've actually done some work this year but i really can't afford to fall it
Try to do the questions about the current economy as they are common sense in the end of the day.0 -
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