Economics HL

nerobert

Just wondering is there a way to totally dodge a question on the history of economic thought if it comes up and how likely will it be to come up

emersyn

You'd 100% be able to dodge it, you have to do 6 out of 9 short questions and 4 out of 8 long questions so you have a huge amount of wiggle room. It's unlikely to come up as a full long question too, it generally appears as a part (c) of a long question and/or as a short question.
However it comes up pretty much every year in some shape or form and it's a very objective topic so the questions are usually quite handy compared to some of the macro topics - I would recommend covering it even if you don't plan to answer it just as a back-up

nerobert

Thanks I done the mock today and tbh found it a bit difficult. There was a question on keynesian ideas or something like that I could be wrong tho but I didn't answer it. I prefer the macro questions as most of it is either common sense or your own opinion.

orlameehan

nerobert wrote: »

Thanks I done the mock today and tbh found it a bit difficult. There was a question on keynesian ideas or something like that I could be wrong tho but I didn't answer it. I prefer the macro questions as most of it is either common sense or your own opinion.

Was it DEB or exam craft?

orlameehan

nerobert wrote: »

Thanks I done the mock today and tbh found it a bit difficult. There was a question on keynesian ideas or something like that I could be wrong tho but I didn't answer it. I prefer the macro questions as most of it is either common sense or your own opinion.

Was it DEB or exam craft?

emersyn

orlameehan wrote: »

Was it DEB or exam craft?

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nerobert

It was DEB