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Showing posts with label O/A Levels. Show all posts
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Sunday, January 20, 2008

A2 level Economics Notes [Edexcel]

The second part of the A level Economics notes containing units 4,5 and 6.

Unit 4- Industrial Economics
Unit 5-Labor Markets
Unit 6- The UK in the Global Economy (Synoptic Unit)

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Saturday, January 12, 2008

AS levels Economics Notes


Some A levels economics notes [Edexcel] for students. I am putting the first 3 units for the time being. The last three would be posted later. These are not the best quality notes. However they still provide a guideline for students.

Unit 1-Markets: How they work
Unit 2-Markets: Why they fail
Unit 3-Managing the economy

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Wednesday, January 9, 2008

English Essay Collection

Back in my O level days my English teacher at school made us write quite a number of essays. There are about 20 essays in total here all having a word limit of around 300-350 if i am not mistaken.

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I am posting two paragraphs from the essay titled 'The complaining party is civilisation'.

"After the horror and mass death in New York, Washington, Afghanistan and Palestine we would say that the Christians or the Muslims have suffered. However, that is fallacious because the complaining party is not nationality or religion or ethnicity but it is civilization everywhere.

After the attacks on the twin towers the primary emotions have been grief, outrage, and deep sadness. As a UN spokesperson so emotionally said, ‘ We come from all; over the world, but today we are all New Yorkers and Washingtonians.’ Today we are all suffering fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, fellow citizens, trying to summon a hope we pray can stern the mounting despair. Like John Donne has said ‘Any man’s death diminishes me’. Our chief identity is not religion or culture but that we are all humans."

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