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**Economics 2012 Higher and Ordinary**

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  • #392
    HeaneyBabe
    Registered Users Posts: 288 ✭✭HeaneyBabe


    What did you all get for the multiplier?


  • #393
    banger99
    Registered Users Posts: 1 ✭banger99


    there was an A1 there for the taking


  • #394
    freboss
    Registered Users Posts: 2 ✭freboss


    HeaneyBabe wrote: »
    What did you all get for the multiplier?

    i think i got 1.25?


  • #395
    freboss
    Registered Users Posts: 2 ✭freboss


    anyone who did the costs question what figures did you get?


  • #396
    HeaneyBabe
    Registered Users Posts: 288 ✭✭HeaneyBabe


    freboss wrote: »
    i think i got 1.25?

    yeah me too


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  • #397
    JamesDundalk
    Registered Users Posts: 151 ✭✭JamesDundalk


    freboss wrote: »
    anyone who did the costs question what figures did you get?

    For short run costs I just added raw materials plus profits. Then for longrun I just added everything and divided by two.

    What did you do for the diagrams at the start?

    Also considerations for a firm locating it's operations? I was torn between that question and the factors of production question


  • #398
    JamesDundalk
    Registered Users Posts: 151 ✭✭JamesDundalk


    banger99 wrote: »
    there was an A1 there for the taking

    Are you serious? I though it was hardly, loads of tricky parts, especially the elasticity question.


  • #399
    JamesDundalk
    Registered Users Posts: 151 ✭✭JamesDundalk


    bobjimmy wrote: »
    JamesDundalk wrote: »
    Think diagrams are 9 or 6 marks. Is it for the entry of new firms into a perfectly competitive Market yeah?

    Yeah thats the one i actually got the long run diagram right but when showing that suppy changes i moved the supply curve in the wrong direction. I know its a stupid stupid mistake. Right when i actually sealed my script i thought of it. I was gutted and now its really anoying me.
    So you think i lost about 9 Marks?

    No idea, wouldn't be too much. Must of marks tend to go for explanation I think. I hope so anyways with my production cost curves. Don't worry about it anyways.


  • #400
    Laurasteel
    Registered Users Posts: 13 ✭Laurasteel


    Very doable subject. I did it myself but I had a tutor on the odd occasion. U will need a tutor to help u understand the micro. I did all my courses in 3months and economics was the shortest by far


  • #401
    Laurasteel
    Registered Users Posts: 13 ✭Laurasteel


    ray2012 wrote: »
    i´m going into 6th year after Summer and i´m wondering if you people doing economics have any advice for me on this subject, for example, how i would do well. Are the graphs a necessity to learn? i´m doing this subject by myself, btw.
    Very doable subject. I did it myself but I had a tutor on the odd occasion. U will need a tutor to help u understand the micro. I did all my courses in 3months and economics was the shortest by far


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