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I thought the paper was harder than previous years. The mc was more difficult, especially how most questions had two answers that were correct but one was more correct. Edit: I knew case study was going to be asked as short answer, but was hoping it to be about eco development though

Good luck to everybody doing economics today!

The reason why D is correct is because when an economy is experiencing a boom, the investments into the economy and the exports will be increased, and cause an increase in demand for AUD, which causes an appreciation. So in order to counter this, the economy will fix its exchange rate below the...

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Well A is similar to D when you think about it like that, because by increasing interest rates you cause an appreciation. So yeah....

One problem I have with this question. I agree that the answer is C, but a deterioration in the TOT also causes a depreciation as well. Isnt that another 'economic impact', which can be addressed or countered by increasing the value of the currency?

Im pretty sure everyone is keen for it.

Both A and D are appropriate answers, and that is why BOS accepted both.

re: HSC Chemistry Marathon Archive Yes with audio as well. How do we know that someone wasn't behind you saying the elements one by one

re: HSC Chemistry Marathon Archive I don't believe it. How do we know that you didn't have your phone open with the periodic table on it.

Sub the root in and you should get something like this: (4-a)i + 2a+b-3=0 And for this to be true: 4-a=0 $ and $ 2a+b-3= 0 $ have to be equal simultaneously $ And you can solve to get a=4, b=-5 For ii, you can use sum of roots: 1+2i + \alpha = 4i \Rightarrow \alpha = -1+2i $ where $...

That doesn't make sense... So what you are saying is that an increase in demand for AUD will cause a decrease in supply of AUD?

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon Well the reasoning behind it is this: People who are aged close to the retirement age are usually people who are structurally or long term unemployed. So a decrease in the retirement age will cause these people who are structurally and long term unemployed to...

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon Retirement rate or retirement age? I haven't heard of retirement rate.

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon Natural rate of unemployment is the minimum level of unemployment that can be sustained without any inflationary pressures. It is also known as when there is no cyclical unemployment. It consists of structural, frictional, long term, and a bit of hidden (its...

So is it possible to give a ETA of when the results for 4u will be released?

More details will be given out after the HSC is over.

You should of kept the papers for the bos bonfire.

Lol that is actually believable because the video was uploaded today and only has a solid 16 views.

Did you make that video?