essays Flashcards

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paper 2: define economic growth

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  • increases in total real output produced by an economy (real GDP) over time
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paper 2: define economic development

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  • broad rises in standards
    of living and well-being of a population
  • increasing income levels, provision of and access to basic goods and services
  • and reducing poverty, income
    inequalities and unemployment
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evaluation paragraph for policy

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AASPPECT

  • ASSUMPTIONS
  • ALTERNATIVES
  • STAKEHOLDERS
  • PRIORISATION & PURPOSE
  • EFFECTIVENESS
  • COUNTER-ARGUMENTS
  • TIME CONSIDERATIONS
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order of eval paragraph

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  • start with pros
    (general effectiveness explaining diagram)
    (stakeholder pros as shown in diagram then evidence from article)
    (time considerations pros)
  • cons
    (assumptions of models with evidence/factors from article)
    (stakeholder cons w/ evidence from article)
    (time considerations cons
    (counter arguments to points made in pros)
  • conclusion
    (prioritisation & purpose of pros & cons to judgement)
    (alternatives / complementary policies to counteract the cons)
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conclusion for policy eval

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  • directly answer question
  • prioritisation & purpose of pros & cons to judgement AND WHY this pro/con is more impactful / important
  • alternatives / complementary policies to counteract the cons
  • consider uncertainty and nothing is guaranteed
  • what final factors / conditions is your judgement to approve / disapprove of the policy rely on?
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1st A in AASPPECT

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ASSUMPTIONS
- does it work in reality with other factors considered?
-reference evidence of these factors
- usually first con

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2nd A in AASPPECT

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ALTERNATIVES
- alternatives to be implemented instead of policy
- complementary policy to the main policy being implemented which mitigate cons
- in conclusion

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S in AASPPECT

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STAKEHOLDERS
-firms
- consumers
- income groups
- gov
- tax payers
- international relationships
- workers / labour market
pros or con depending on stakeholder

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P & P in AASPPECT

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PRIORISATION & PURPOSE
- which pro vs con is more important?
- what impact is more severe for purpose of policy?
- in conclusion

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E in AASPPECT

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EFFECTIVENESS
- how does the policy work in theory?
- explanation of diagram
- usually first pro

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C in AASPPECT

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COUNTER-ARGUMENTS
- for each eval point you make consider counters arguments
- small short sentence
- basically evaluating your evaluation
- usually countering a pro (therefore a con) however, you can make counter arguments for cons (therefore a pro)

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T in AASPPECT

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TIME CONSIDERATIONS
- Long-Run effectiveness of policy for purpose
- Short-run effectiveness of policy for purpose
- LR impacts on stakeholders
- SR impacts of policy on stakeholders

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13
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Include diagrams

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diagram solution (maybe problem) usually 2 diagrams

  • try and contextualise diagram using info from article / RWE into diagram
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14
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Analysis (part A in paper 1)

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  • terminology & definitions
  • diagram
  • explanation of diagram
  • answering / explaining
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