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Microeconomics: Markets and Market Failure summary notes - LEARN AND YOU ARE GUARANTEED AN A*
Summary of Class Lecture Notes covering Lectures 1-19. The notes cover all you need to know for: - the economic problem and the production possibility frontier - supply and demand - elasticity - relationships between markets - market failure - merit goods - demerit goods - minimum and maximum prices - public goods - information failures - behavioural economics If you learn all of the above, you are guaranteed an A* in this section of the course.
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Summary of Class Lecture Notes covering Lectures 1-19. The notes cover all you need to know for: - the economic problem and the production possibility frontier - supply and demand - elasticity - relationships between markets - market failure - merit goods - demerit goods - minimum and maximum prices - public goods - information failures - behavioural economics If you learn all of the above, you are guaranteed an A* in this section of the course.
UK Political Parties - Notes and Essay Plans
A* notes on UK political parties - includes the relevant knowledge as dictated by the Edexcel specification, and each section has an essay plan. Here are the essay plans: - is the Conservative Party One Nation or Thatcherite? - is the Labour Party New Labour or Old Labour? - are the Liberal Democrats Modern or Classical Liberals? - to what extent do Minor parties have a significant impact on UK politics - should parties be state funded? - what is the main factor determining party success?
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A* notes on UK political parties - includes the relevant knowledge as dictated by the Edexcel specification, and each section has an essay plan. Here are the essay plans: - is the Conservative Party One Nation or Thatcherite? - is the Labour Party New Labour or Old Labour? - are the Liberal Democrats Modern or Classical Liberals? - to what extent do Minor parties have a significant impact on UK politics - should parties be state funded? - what is the main factor determining party success?