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22 Nov 2023: Please highlight any good practice you encountered. The topic and content of the exams and research pieces are excellent, evidencing a broad syllabus with the right emphasis on novel, cutting-edge

24 Jul 2023: economics? END OF PAPER. NST2HP Natural Sciences Tripos Part II: History and Philosophy of Science Paper 3: Modern Medicine and Life Sciences You should answer four questions in total. ... 6. Must economics be a deductive science? 7. Which value

24 Jul 2023: 2. ‘The attainment of the highest possible level of health is a most important world-wide social goal whose realization requires the action of many other social and economic sectors in

24 Jul 2023: 11. What roles did experts play in 'development' (as in 'economic development' or 'international development') in the twentieth century?

24 Jul 2023: potentially harmful consequences for health? 10. Which social, economic and political factors motivated the eugenics movement. ... 9. What conception of welfare should economics adopt? 10. Physics does not need to answer metaphysical questions.

24 Jul 2023: 4. Must economics be a deductive science? 5. Which value judgments help economics and which harm it?

24 Jul 2023: of this question paper until instructed to do so. SECTION A 1 To what extent has the development of the sciences been driven by economic.

24 Jul 2023: Do not put your name anywhere in the document. 1. Rational choice modelling is the essence of economics. ... Discuss. 2. Does economics need value judgements? If no, why not?

24 Jul 2023: universe? How so? 3. Discuss various ways in which political or economic factors have facilitated or. ... and processes? 6. When did sex begin? 7. Does economics operate with an adequate picture of rationality?

24 Jul 2023: agendas around 1900? 11. How have anthropologists challenged understandings of “universal economic. ... Is welfare economics right to rely on preference satisfaction? 5. Is rational choice modelling good science?