01/02/2023
Preview of latest TYS suggested answers is out!
Explain how economic theory suggests consumers act rationally to decide whether or not to buy a bicycle, and how producers of bicycles act rationally to determine their level of output. [10]
2021 A level Economics H2 Paper 2 (Answers)
The market for bicycles is often said to generate external benefits such as reduced traffic congestion and reduced air pollution. Explain how economic theory suggests consumers act rationally to decide whether or not to buy a bicycle, and how producers of bicycles act rationally to determine their l...
24/05/2022
https://www.econsactually.com/post/2019-gce-a-level-economics-case-study-china-s-belt-and-road-initiative
{N2019 GCE A Level Case Study}
Considering possible advantages and disadvantages to the Pakistan's economy of China's Belt and Road Initiative, assess whether it is likely to be of overall benefit to Pakistan.
2019 GCE A Level Economics Case Study: China's Belt and Road Initiative
Considering possible advantages and disadvantages to the Pakistan's economy of China's Belt and Road Initiative, assess whether it is likely to be of overall benefit to Pakistan. (8 marks) The ‘Belt and Road Initiative’ can bring advantages such as higher economic growth and employment to the Pa...
08/02/2022
https://www.econsactually.com/post/2020-a-level-economics-h2-paper-2-answers
Government expenditure on large-scale infrastructure projects such as airports and mass rapid transit (MRT) can contribute significantly to a country’s economic growth.
(a) Explain how government expenditure on large-scale infrastructure can contribute to a country’s economic growth. [10]
(b) Discuss the extent to which such government expenditure on infrastructure projects will lead to a rise in the living standards of a country. [15]
2020 A level Economics H2 Paper 2 (Answers)
Government expenditure on large-scale infrastructure projects such as airports and mass rapid transit (MRT) can contribute significantly to a country’s economic growth. (a) Explain how government expenditure on large-scale infrastructure can contribute to a country’s economic growth. [10] Introd...
06/12/2021
https://www.econsactually.com/post/2019-gce-a-level-economics-9757-essay-q2b-foreign-worker-levies-labour-shortage-in-sg
N2019 Essay Q2b
Discuss whether making changes to the foreign worker levy is likely to be the most effective way the Singapore government can address the labour shortages experienced by such firms. [15]
09/06/2021
N2019 Case Study Question: End of Globalisation?
Using economic analysis and based on the evidence provided, discuss whether you agree with the view that globalisation is reversible?
https://www.econsactually.com/post/n2019-gce-a-level-case-study-q2f-end-of-globalisation
01/02/2021
Effects of Grab TakeOver of Uber on SG Consumers
2019 GCE A Level Economics (9757) Essay Q1: Grab's TakeOver of Uber
Marker's Comments: (a) Stronger responses made good use of economic concepts and the tools of economic analysis to explain why consumers might be better off and why they might be worse off. Stronger responses considered the impact of internal economies of scale, which lead to a fall in price and a b...
07/03/2019
recently secured a new funding round of US$1.5B to finance its ambition to become a super-app. This will help to compete more effectively with in S.E.A.
Read more in our commentary on the sustainability of the ride hailing app business model here: https://www.econsactually.com/single-post/2019/01/24/Is-the-ride-hailing-app-business-model-sustainable-in-Singapore
26/02/2019
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23/02/2019
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23/02/2019
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20/02/2019
SG plans a budget deficit (govt expenditure > tax revenue) indicating an expansionary fiscal policy amid a slowing global economic growth. (See Figure 1)
In Figure 2, the top 3 contributors to government revenue in 2019 are:
1) Corporate Income Taxes (~$15B)
2) Personal Income Taxes (~$11B)
3) Goods & Services Taxes (~$11B)
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24/01/2019
Is the ride-hailing app business model sustainable in Singapore?
Is the ride-hailing app business model sustainable in Singapore?
The inspiration for this blog article came after I read an article on bloomberg which is titled "The Cab Ride That Nearly Killed Me Changed How I Think About Ri...