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AS AQA economics revision guide (network license)

Specific AQA AS economics revision guide updated for the new AQA economics syllabus (first exam 2016)
Trademark simplicity and clarity of presentation.
Significantly expanded on previous version, with not just required knowledge, but also examples of evaluation for each topic.
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AS economics revision guide

AS-Level Economics Revision Guide.
Simple and clear explanations.
Relevant diagrams and evaluation to go with basic definitions and concepts.
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Economics revision guide (e-book) designed for AS Level. (first year of A level)

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Resources for those looking to understand economics. Essays, e-books, blog posts and latest developments on the UK and global economy. Sections A-level Revision Products | Glossary of terms |Microeconomics | Macroeconomics | Recent Articles Popular Revision e-books Macro Economics Revision Notes Economic growth Fiscal policy Monetary policy Inflation International trade / globalisation Supply-side policies Unemployment …

Diagrams on Elasiticity

Diagrams showing different types of elasticity – inelastic demand, elastic demand, inelastic supply, elastic supply. The effect of tax Inelastic Demand Elastic demand Elastic Supply Inelastic Supply Effect of elasticity on impact of subsidy Effect of Tax on Elastic Demand Effect of Tax on Inelastic Demand

Question: Why does economics create so many opinions?

Readers Question: Economics is a social science, it contains graphs, diagrams and statistics to make strong evaluations and at university level it also often seems to have a strong Maths content which allows for even stronger analysis, calculation of events and evidence of theories. So how is it possible that often economic events such as …

Economics in One Lesson

It’s the time of the year when many students are getting to start economics for the first time. It can be a little confusing with so many new concepts and words. But, if we had just one lesson, what could we teach about economics? Society wishes to optimise the distribution of resources. Economics considers how …

Should we increase tax on cars?

Readers Question: over the next 10 years, should the government make greater or lesser use of measures such as road pricing or taxes on fuel to reduce road use? In the UK, road use creates many external costs. This includes increased pollution, congestion, and accidents. Therefore, the social cost of driving is greater than the …

We face multiple housing crises all at the same time. Mortgage rates are soaring, yet renters face a broken market for years with rising rents and a shortage of properties. Buying is out of reach for many, but renting is just as bad. There is a growing division between an elder generation who have paid …