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Econ Tests

Economics Summer Y12

QuestionAnswer
Conclusions purpose Need to fundamentally answer the Q - they can hugely boost marks. Don't just summarise your answer. Easiest to not sit on fence Shouldn't have new content Always end with a final conclusive sentence showing your final judgement.
Conclusion layout Depends Short vs long run (but still need an overall after splitting it this way - don't start the conclusion with it then) Types Reference previously used examples without numbers AQA doesn't like certainty in language
How to quote data Quote sources with 'According to extract D, ".....". This suggests that'
WTP paragraph Add a GOOD definition
My fundamental biggest issue in economics LINK BACK TO THE QUESTION, DANIEL THINK ABOUT DOING SO ALL THROUGHOUT YOUR ANSWER - HOW TO MAKE THOSE LINKS TO THE WORDING - KEEPS YOUR ANSWER ALONG THE LINES OF THE Q
If mentioning 'up to a level' Specify the level - EXPAND EXPAND
Very careful if question has words like 'negative shock' or 'always' Read them, underline them, whatever you need to - make sure to link to them CONSTANTLY
Watch out in maths Qs Correct unit and d.p. as asked for
For data response Qs (explain how data in A shows X) Have to agree with what it says. Don't need to suggest reasons why it's true, but need a short chain of reasoning linking statistic to the given statement. Often helps to define term in Q to help link to data. MUST INCLUDE EXTRACT DETAIL
Model answer for data response question 'Explain how the data in Extract A shows that the UK parcels delivery market is displaying dynamic efficiency' clear becoming more dynam effic as worker productivity up. shown by employee numbers fall from X in 2015 to Y in 2016 but revenue per worker improved from Z to A. As worker productivity increased, industry clearly improving and so displaying dyna effic
9 marker Sound chain of reasoning with diagram. Define key concepts, choose, and execute a quality diagram, and construct a chain of reasoning that clearly answers the Q
Structure for 9 marker intro Very short intro with key definition and some reference to extracts. Draw and label curves + equilibria of diagram - refer throughout answer
Structure for 9 marker Construct clear chain of reasoning that answers question with at least 4 chains of analysis e.g. PEEL structure. Refer to diagram throughout
Careful with 25 marker similarity in points Don't repeat yourself thematically - e.g. dont have separate paragraphs on subsidies and tax as you'll repeat yourself about costs of production and PED
Common themes in 25 markers 3 diff Stakeholders, 3 diff market failures, efficiencies (allocative, productive, dynamic), macro objectives, impacts of event, AD/AS impacts
25 marker option for paragraph structure (do twice or three times) - This is a severe change from what you know so maybe not Point + knowledge (e.g. definition) Real-life context (can be from extracts) Analysis (long chains of reasoning + diagram) // Critique (point out simplistic/incorrect parts of analysis) Evaluate (make judgements - dont just be balanced - passionate)
If question asks for 'best' or 'most important' Make sure to choose in conclusion.
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