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This document is an essential resource for understanding how consumers make purchasing decisions in economic contexts, packed with detailed explanations and practical examples. Here’s what you’ll find: 1. Standard Economic Model: - Explanation of the classical theory of consumer behavior, based on rational decision-making. - Key assumptions like utility maximization, self-interest, and how income and prices shape consumer choices. 2. Value, Utility, and Marginal Utility: - ...

This document provides a comprehensive overview of elasticities, a key concept in economics, summarizing the notes on various types of elasticities, including price elasticity of supply (PES), price elasticity of demand (PED), income elasticity of demand (YED), and cross-price elasticity of demand (XED). It explains the formula, determinants, ranges, and includes graphical representations where applicable. The document also discusses how expenditure and total revenue are connected to elasticitie...

It's and answer to a past paper question on judicial review. 1955 words Explain, by reference to case law, how the principles of JR provide protection against the unlawful use of discretionary powers by officials and public bodies.

The document contains an answer to a past paper question. It shows how the law is to be applied to the facts provided, and how to structure your answer in a prop. The answer also illustrates the structure or pattern that should be preferably followed when establishing the offence as well as the elements that are to be proven. It also provides examples that depict how case laws are to be referred in props.

Complete Public Law lecture notes for the LLB syllabus. From Rule of Law to Parliamentary Sovereignty, Judicial Review and everything in between needed to ace your exams! This electronic - user friendly document contains all the key cases and points to secure first class honours. I have added a linked table of contents for easy references as well :)

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Key Features of the Notes: Complete and Comprehensive: The notes cover all essential topics discussed in the module, ensuring no key aspect is missed. Well-Structured: The material is organized logically, making it easy to follow and understand complex legal concepts. Detailed Case Law Review: The notes include thorough analyses of relevant case law, providing practical examples and aiding in the application of legal principles. These notes are ideal for students seeking a thorough u...

includes case summaries, problem question structures and essay plans. Used this document solely to achieve first class in exam.