LEAVING CERTIFICATE ECONOMICS
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Economic Videos
Collapse of Liehmans Bank in America. This a very good series of videos which explains how the collapse of Liehman Brothers Bank led to the Irish Government guaranteeing the Irish banks for €440 billion.
Click HERE for video 1
Click HERE for video 2
Click HERE for video 3
Click HERE for video 4
Click HERE for video 5
Click HERE for video 6
In total, these videos are approx 50 minutes in length but well worth viewing.
Setting up of NAMA and the Bank guarantee scheme. Click HERE. This very good overall and explains quite well where the banks went wrong (abandoning the Principle of 'Fractional Reserving' etc). Part 2 is HERE.
Irish Banking decline and in particular, Anglo Irish Bank. Click HERE
Topic 2 - The Celtic Tiger
Rise of The Celtic Tiger, reasons for its creation and the beginning of its collapse. Click HERE
November 2010 - antagonism among politicians. Click HERE
Cowen on tv funny. Click HERE
Monday, September 13, 2010
LEAVING CERTIFICATE ECONOMICS NOTES
Mr Halpin 2010 / '11
Welcome to this website which provides Leaving Certificate Economics students with a variety of resources which will assist them with the Economics course.
Chapter 3
- Efficiency
- Consumer benefit'
To assist with this assignment, please access the notes below by clicking them ...
Homework on Wednesday 24th November
5th Year
Access the notes on Chapters 3, 5, 6, 7, 8. Combined with your own classnotes, study these topics.
Access 'Examinations.ie' and try these questions from past Leaving Certificate Higher Level Paers .....
2010 Section B Q1 (all) and Q2 (a) (c)
2009 Section A Q2 and Section B Q1 (a) (b)
6th Year
2009 Section B Q5 and 6
*** There are quite a few technical terms within the homework. Please collude and find the meaning for such terms and use the book(s) to do the questions. Although revision, the questions are tricky and will certainly require study to answer them
*** Tomorrow night, we will revise more of the course and I will set 2 questions on International Trade for the following Wednesday. I just feel that the 2 questions above are certainly well worth doing today as a means of revision. Please bring exam papers tomorrow.