Version 1 V Genera Certificate of Education (A-lev G al o vel) June 20 J 012 Econo E omics s ECON N3 (Spec ( cificati 21 ion 140) Unit 3 Bus U 3: siness Econ s nomic and the cs Distrib D bution of In n ncome F al Fina Mar S eme rk Sche e Mark schemes are prepared by the Principal Examiner and considered, together with the relevant questions, by a panel of subject teachers. This mark scheme includes any amendments made at the standardisation events which all examiners participate in and is
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through the increasing demand for water, energy and land, and also through the production of wastes that includes greenhouse gas emission. These impacts can also be regard as direct, through the use of water, energy, and land, or indirect, through the production and distribution of goods and services that household consumes. There is evidence that our way of living and the direction of the development in today’s society are not considered ecologically sustainable. This essay is about exploring how we can
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the desire to travel to a designated area that provides tourism facilities and recreational activities that is from home or away from work (Docslide.com, 2015). In my research, I have carefully detailed the demands of tourism to show the boundless effect they both present. There is a high demand for technology in the tourism sector due to the fact that a personal service can be provided on the internet through technology. Customers no longer has to deal with the expense of tour agents, as technological
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In September 2000, the 189 member countries of the United Nations at that time adopted eight Millennium Development Goals (MDG’s). The eight goals are ambitious, and involve among others halving the number of people without clean water and sanitation by 2015. The challenges in meeting the Millennium Development Goals (MDG’s) target for sanitation in Zambia by 2015 are many and include the large numbers of temporary latrines, low capacity for sanitation promotion in the country, weak policies and
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that report health effects that they have experienced inside a particular building and therefore the building is deemed
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p65 2 4/9/2004, 5:06 PM Vision The importance of Environmental Studies cannot be disputed. The need for sustainable development is a key to the future of mankind. The degradation of our environment is linked to continuing problems of pollution, loss of forest, solid waste disposal, issues related to economic productivity and national as well as ecological security. The increasing levels of global warming, the depletion of the ozone layer and a serious loss of biodiversity have also made
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n9734007 CORRECTING EXTERNALITIES IN CONSUMPTION Word count: 1160 Introduction This research essay aims to provide an insight and overview of the economic effects of a plastic bag tax. It is important that this issue is addressed because if it is left unaddressed, the consequences could be dire. The essay will discuss the impact that plastic bags are having on society and why the over consumption of such needs to be corrected. Furthermore, it will explain the economic models that
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Fishkill Phenomenon This essay will define fishkill phenomenon and discuss its causes and effects to our environment, as well as preventive measures. Fish is the healthiest form of meat to consume. High in antioxidants and nutritious, without the worry of saturated fat clogging up your heart, fish seems to be touted the best source of protein. “And amongst the many kinds of fish, some are given special preference over others such as the cod and the salmon for their higher nutritional value
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also has a devastating impact on our environment as well. Using corn as an example, this essay seeks to explain how we are becoming sickened by food. Unsurprisingly, farms are responsible for producing much of the food we eat, as well as the food for the animals we eat. Ideally, in a natural farm system, agriculture has a symbiotic relationship with its ecosystem. For example, natural, healthy soil contains water and nutrients for crops to grow. When the crops are harvested, their remains go back into
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