Ray Silke
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438 appearances
4 recordings
2 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 28 Jul
Ray Silke’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Yeah, no problem.
It's a very, very straightforward one.
Section A, which is 10 short questions.
That's 100 marks, which is another 20% of the overall exam.
We always recommend, David, that the students do all those questions and the examiner, which is an owner's job enough, his or her job is to pick the best eight of those 10.
So you always do those 10.
You have about 30 minutes, maybe 35 minutes there for that because it's 100 marks.
And then there's four questions, four long questions out of six, and each of those represent 75 marks.
And then if you tie that into the paper, maybe with five minutes to pick your questions,
That then leaves you with a nice 10 minutes, which I always think is a good idea just to review, just to scan back over.
You might have left out a little spot here or there that could be worth 10 or 15 marks, which equates then maybe to 2% of the overall exam.
So the main thing is that students, I would recommend at the top of the page, do a SEE, which stands for State, Explain and Give an Example, because having corrected before, there must be a statement
there must be an explanation and ideally then there'll be an example as well.
There's a few key ones that are just imperative.
They come up nearly every year.
The first one is market structures.
It's a huge topic.
It's the four markets, perfect competition, imperfect, oligopoly, monopoly, which might make some people feel a bit nauseous, but it's a huge topic, comes up nearly every year.
National income is massive as well, the circular flow of income.
Then the old basics like supply and demand is massive.
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