ALL ECONOMICS DISCUSSION, PAPERS HELP HERE!!

[Freaked12]

Any doubts abt any paper 1 or 3 (until 2008) now paper 1 (2009 onwards) are welcome here.

About the exam : Paper time: 45 minutes Questions:30

hey hmh do you have answers to econ questions before 2000? 

mate from 2006 to 2008..thats the best u can do..plz...dont overload yourself.LOL
inni mini miny mo catch a tiger by its toe if its scream let it go inni mini miny mo and the answer is B...Lol

[hmh]

lol freaked.. stop freaking . I have done 2004-2008 all past papers abt a year ago i guess.. and im jst sitting here to help now

[xxemoxx]

Hey guys, Do you know any good site for MCQs practice?
I have done papers from 2003-2007.

[hmh]

Hey guys, Do you know any good site for MCQs practice?
I have done papers from 2003-2007.

Thats more than enough i would say lol.. erm.. dont hav 1 yet tht got MCQs.. but will let u knw if i find one

[hdbkiwi]

Question M/J/04 # 20
Why are firms making similar products often located near each other?
A Competition may be reduced.
B External economies may be possible.
C Land may be cheaper.
D Overheads may be increased.
The answer is B. What is 'external economy' and what are 'overheads'?
Thanks

[aquarian93]

omg i hav the same question!
and i think ders smthng rong wid da mark scheme of may 04 in this website? its weird :S

[nid404]

Question M/J/04 # 20
Why are firms making similar products often located near each other?
A Competition may be reduced.
B External economies may be possible.
C Land may be cheaper.
D Overheads may be increased.
The answer is B. What is 'external economy' and what are 'overheads'?
Thanks

external economies r benefits like low transport costs, skilled labour,etc...which u get when a particular industry is localized. Overheads are the running costs

[hdbkiwi]

Question M/J/04 # 20
Why are firms making similar products often located near each other?
A Competition may be reduced.
B External economies may be possible.
C Land may be cheaper.
D Overheads may be increased.
The answer is B. What is 'external economy' and what are 'overheads'?
Thanks

external economies r benefits like low transport costs, skilled labour,etc...which u get when a particular industry is localized. Overheads are the running costs

thanks nid +rep mate

[Name]

omg i hav the same question!
and i think ders smthng rong wid da mark scheme of may 04 in this website? its weird :S

it IS weird i was just doing this paper. some answers were like WAT?? especially the one about the substitute and the limited seats one

[hdbkiwi]

omg i hav the same question!
and i think ders smthng rong wid da mark scheme of may 04 in this website? its weird :S

it IS weird i was just doing this paper. some answers were like WAT?? especially the one about the substitute and the limited seats one

the supply is fixed so its vertical-demand is relatively inelastic-lol I got it wrong because i put supply infinite because I did it too fast^^

I have another question-whats a 'basis of taxation' or a 'tax base'? and what are commission payments?
and what is 'current income balance' and 'current transfer balance' well maybe what's the difference might be better-I know its related to BOP but...yeah help would be appreciated thanks

[Sweet_03]

Hello ,

Can Someone plz explain the types of unemployment

[hmh]

Hello ,

Can Someone plz explain the types of unemployment

Structural: Unemployment that results from a mismatch between supply and demand for workers.
Frictional: A type of unemployment explained by people being temporarily between jobs, searching for new ones.
Seasonal: In this case, like that of cyclical unemployment, the number of job-seekers exceeds the number of vacancies.
Cyclical: This refers to unemployment that rises during economic downturns and falls when the economy improves.

[anusha500]

does a multinational sell shares? ... and do they sell em on the stock exchange?

[hdbkiwi]

omg i hav the same question!
and i think ders smthng rong wid da mark scheme of may 04 in this website? its weird :S

it IS weird i was just doing this paper. some answers were like WAT?? especially the one about the substitute and the limited seats one

the supply is fixed so its vertical-demand is relatively inelastic-lol I got it wrong because i put supply infinite because I did it too fast^^

I have another question-whats a 'basis of taxation' or a 'tax base'? and what are commission payments?
and what is 'current income balance' and 'current transfer balance' well maybe what's the difference might be better-I know its related to BOP but...yeah help would be appreciated thanks

anyone know any of these?? pleease haha

[hmh]

does a multinational sell shares? ... and do they sell em on the stock exchange?

A multinational business is a form of PLC but one which produces in more than one country apart from its own. So basically yea it sells shares on stock exchange.