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VCE Stuff => VCE Business Studies => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE Economics => Topic started by: Samueliscool223 on November 12, 2020, 08:04:20 pm
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For questions that ask you to explain a concept/consequences of an economic event occuring in SACs/exams, do you have to give a precise word perfect definition as the inital part of your answer, when following what my teacher calls a DEEL structure (define, explain, example, link) like in accounting? Or can you just give a rough definition that is still accurate but not the definition the book provides? Would you lose marks for that or does it just matter if you're right and use correct logic
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When it comes to definitions, you should be fine to give rough definitions, as long as you're not missing out on major terms or concepts. When it comes to explaining and a goal, always make sure to make the right links!
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Ok thank you!