ATARMAxxing · SACE Economics revision notes
Command terms, consequences and evidence-based recommendations
Thinking like an economist
What this note covers
- Why command terms decide how many marks are available
- Reading the ladder from state to evaluate
- Intended versus unintended consequences
- Building an evidence-based recommendation for stakeholders
- Using stimulus evidence instead of general theory
- Worked example: matching command terms to a fictional tariff decision
- How this topic is examined and what separates a top response
7 sections · 12 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes
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