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I received an A* self studying AL Economics in one year as well as the top in country award. This essay answers the following question:Discuss the extent to which gross domestic product (GDP) is a useful measure of living standards and economic development. [25]
I received an A* self studying AL Economics in one year as well as the top in country award. This essay answers the question: Explain the causes of unemployment and consider which is most likely to occur in a developing country. [12]
I received an A* self studying economics in one year as well as the Top in Country Award. This essay answers the following question: Explain what is meant by quantitative easing (QE) and consider whether it is an effective policy to be used in a recession. [12]
I received an A* self studying economics in one year as well as the Top in country award. This essay answers the following question: High concentration Ratios are closely linked to oligopoly market structures. Explain what this means and consider its importance in relation to the pricing policy of an oligopoly firm.
I self studied A Level economics in one year and received an A* and the Top in Country award. This essay answers the following questions: Explain and critically evaluate the quantity theory of money. [12]
I self-studied AL Economics in one year and received an A* as well as the Top in Country Award. Discuss the extent to which gross domestic product (GDP) is a useful measure of living standards and economic development. [25]
I self-studied AL Economics in one year and received an A* as well as the Top in Country Award. This is essay covers the following question: ‘Wage differentials can be explained by economic theory. They are a sign of the power of a firm to exploit its workforce and are unjust.’ Do you agree with this view? [25]