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Economics 2005 SECTION B Codes?

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  • 20-05-2008 7:59pm
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    Beau x1
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    From the EDCO papers for http://e-xamit.ie/. Does anyone have them? Just for the long questions 1-4 thanks. :)


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    Beau x1
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    Nevermind, found them on the examinations.ie material archive marking schemes section on their site.

    Economics is a real mans subject. So difficult tbh. From a 6th years perspective, does it get any easier/does the penny drop? I'm rolling out the end of 5th year and myself and the 8 other people in my class think it's impossible.


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    Brooke01
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    Beau x1 wrote: »
    Nevermind, found them on the examinations.ie material archive marking schemes section on their site.

    Economics is a real mans subject. So difficult tbh. From a 6th years perspective, does it get any easier/does the penny drop? I'm rolling out the end of 5th year and myself and the 8 other people in my class think it's impossible.

    did ur class start the macro economics yet ??. did u start the government sector yet ?? its harder;)


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    Brooke01
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    Beau x1 wrote: »
    From the EDCO papers for http://e-xamit.ie/. Does anyone have them? Just for the long questions 1-4 thanks. :)

    are u only starting to study the exam papers now ???


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    bUILDERtHEbOB
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    Economics is easy, just get the rapid revision book.


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    Beau x1
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    Yeah we've done most of macro, just gotta do National Income + Economic Thought. Our textbook called "Modern Economics", is the biggest load of ****e going. Brookes, we've been doing some papers here and there but I'm only at the end of 5th year doing them to study for the exams.

    Also, I've heard good things about that Rapid Revision book. Tell me more? :)


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    Brooke01
    Closed Accounts Posts: 277 ✭✭Brooke01


    Beau x1 wrote: »
    Yeah we've done most of macro, just gotta do National Income + Economic Thought. Our textbook called "Modern Economics", is the biggest load of ****e going. Brookes, we've been doing some papers here and there but I'm only at the end of 5th year doing them to study for the exams.

    Also, I've heard good things about that Rapid Revision book. Tell me more? :)

    you will be fine . your only in 5th year i thought u were in 6th year:) i found the rapid revion book big . the exam papers are the best if you understand the answers and questions the are asking . its good still the rapid revision books are all ,


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    Peleus
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    wow i havent studied economics all year. we had a great teacher but she was pregnant for the start of fifth year and the end of this year. so we've had three teachers. The one we have now has a degree in economics but doesnt know half the stuff we ask him about. So we refused to be teached by him and now we spend every economics class studying in silence. really gay.

    but, i'll still get a B cos it's such a handy subject to revise. So, in short, you'll be grand for economics. just don't leave all the study till now like me.


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