Drawing Diagrams Unit 2
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The document provides guidance on drawing AD and AS diagrams which are commonly asked about in economics exams. It emphasizes labeling all axes and curves, using numbered curves to show shifts, and dotted lines to indicate equilibrium points. The key points are to know which specific diagram is being drawn, label all components clearly, and use dotted lines properly to show changes in equilibrium.
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Solving Mobile app CTF challenges.
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