Hi, Which topics would you say to focus on 1:08

I kind of used to think of doing it someday 🤣 thanks brother

Best evaluation point out there. Hands down.

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Hi So all the drawbacks we put in in evaluation end paragraph?

i dont wanna take this stupid subject but my retarded school forces further maths students to do 4 a-levels

Thanks bro,did a better job than my teachers

Long run vs short run

How long did it take for you to write your answer? This is because I have trouble including lots of diagrams and explaining them fully without being conscious of time!

Do we need to go in details for the inequality evaluation as it could be linked to macro economics?

do you evaluate in your analysis paragraph too or just at the end of the evaluation paragraph?

Do you think for evaluation we should have final conclusion?

Could you question your assumptions throughout your answer instead of at the end? Or would you have to do both in that scenario (at the end and throughout)

Thanks mate definitely will help me in my A2 exam next week

Hii this was so well-explained!! Could you please make a video on AS level evaluation/analysis/how to structure answers in a case study or just in general? The exam's in 2 days would really appreciate some tips !! 😣🙏

edexcel a at 73% 😞

Got my first exam in a week, and I’m so glad to have come across your account, thank you Umar these were great tips xx

man thank you so so much. These are some life saving tips, btw I have my eco p2 and business p2 on the same day which is upcoming friday, can you recommend a preparation plan. I also have an exam this monday and these are cies so a little help would mean alot

hey whats ur exam board?

Can you just give cons as evaluations e.g contractionary monetary policy is bad because it reduce consumption and can lead to economic shocks and a recession however it could be positive as it helps fix our ca position as there is Lower income so lower spending on imports also can benefit consumers living standards as high ir incentives saving

Is it fine if you evaluate at the end of the essay in a massive paragraph

what board is this

ggmu!!

how is it out of 335 marks? isn't it 100 marks per paper

great video mate the evaluation points are class

Can you please do market failure?😅

I actually love the money and banking chapter

Bro do we need to have application in evaluation and also does diagrams count as application

What uni do you go now?

How many essays do you review with the essay review

thank uuuu 🩷🩷

what whiteboard app is that, pls?

How many of these evaluation prompts do I need per paragraph?

this was class thanks

Hi Umar! Would you recommend adding examples to your evaluation points e.g. black markets that arose from prohibition? Or would that be a waste of time? Love your videos btw, super insightful :)

which board ?

3rd time i am watching his in the space of 2 months. lord help me

Bro u should not stop uploading. U literally are the next econplusdal ngl

Economics is boring. Finance ia better

Should i apply all points in micro eval if they are applicable ?

Awesome video man, really helpful! Thanks!

Whast resources did you user to revise also - --- was it justy econplusdfal- can he hiimself get you an a* along wiht anoying your teraschers by sending them PPQ tht youve done ( I NEED TO DO MOREOF THIS!!!)

Fantastic video. I dd this essay, and my teacher gave mr 10/15. Do you disagree?- it is a 15 marktr for AQA - so apparently no neeed fo rany evaluation points. ------- also any eco stduents help if possoible. Explain why the value of a currency may fall in a floating Exchange rate system: ( 15): Exchange rates: Are the value OF a currency in terms of another: Depreciation: This is where the value of a currency falls compared to another currency. Ie the uk pound if it wad to depreciate, it means that 1 pound can buy less of another currency than before. Floating ER: - Where the exchange rate is determined by market forces ie supply and demand for that particular currency. The Uk has had a floating exchange rate since 1992. One reason why the value of a currency ie the pound may fall in a floating Exchange rate system because the supply of the pound might rise due to a fall in the level of relative interest rates compared to other countries. This therefore means that people who have previously put their money IN uk bank accounts from foreign countries where the iR in the uk were higher, then take money out of thr UK. In the process they sell the pound to put there savings in another country with higher interest rates, thus increasing the supply of the pound, and thus leading to a depreciation of the pound where the value of the pound is less compared ot another currency and where the pound can buy less of another currency. This can be seen according to figue 1, where due to an increase in the supply of the pound as foreigners take money OUT of UK bank accounts, it causes the supply curve of the pound to shift ot the right / increase from S1 tro S2, as they sell the pound on the FOREX market to buy Japanese Yen* where Japanese banks offer consumers higher IR. This therefore deceases the Exchange rate and depreciates the pound where now 1 pound =1.25 yen but before for instance the pound used to equal to 1.50 yen ( showing that the value of the pound compared to the yen has decreases. And so 1 pound can buy less Japanese yen. Another reason why the value of a currency might fall is due to outward FDI, thus again increasing the supply of the pound further decreasing the value of the ER. For instance if firms want to move out of the UK and move to India for instance, because costs of production ie labour in india tend to be cheaper it means that Firms in the UK might leave the uk, sell the pound ( which they used to buy factories in England, labour etc..) on the FOREX to buy Indian rupees,, increasing the supply of the Pound from S1 to S2, and thus causing the value of the pound to depreciate from 1pound=1.50 yen to 1 pound = 1.25 Rupees- for instance.( Im referring to figure 1, but just a change in currency from Yen to rupees now). Another reason why the pound might depreciate compared to another currency, is due to increased incomes domestically. If people in the UK have higher Income domestically i.e. during a economic boom, this could mean that people have a higher marginal propensity to import, and therefore import more goods and services from abroad. This therefore means that people have to sell the pound to buy the g/s ie from China ( an issue which affects the UK today). Therefore this means that when British people sell their pounds on the FOREX market to buy the Chinese Yuan, it increases the supply of the pound once again shifting the supply curve to the right from S1 to S2, thus causing the pound to depreciate, compared to the Yuan. In this case according to figure 2, assume the ER are the same figures just think that the currency is the Chinese Yuan instead of the Japanese Yen. This therefore depreciates the pound, making the pound weaker compared to the Chinese Yuan, so now 1 pound can buy less of another currency thus it is weaker /it has depreciated. As seen by the fall in the pound by 20% according to extract a from 2014-2018 against the dollar and the euro: In tetrms of the didagram drawn: i just drew the Supply of currency shifting right- s1 to s2, casuing deprecaition from p1 to p2. thankss!!!!!!!!

Hi. if i got a B in my mocfkds can i improve this to an An A*. Ive got my AQA A LEVEL in May 15, 20 and June 7?. Thanks!!!!!~

the micro economics eval were really good

Where did you get real life application/context from for section B of Aqa exams

Where did you learn content from?

Really nice video! i was wondering if i could help you edit your videos and make them more engaging as well as it will save your time

Hii sir do you need Video Editor? I can help you to save your Crucial time throughout my editing skills

Where can I find evaluation points ,, since some of them aren't explicitly mentioned in the textbook?