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other problems to structural change: more government revenue in helping firms adjust to the structural change and retraining those that are affected by structural u/e. increased costs passed to consumers in the short term due to adjustment to new capital and technology which increases...

^^^as lamn as that was...it was kind of amusing

i am still really curious about the number of interview offers they gave out. i know i probably won't get a coop, but its nice to now that we've made it to the interview rounds... As to what you'll wear...theres no way that i am going to be wearing a suit (as many did in the brochure) to the...

anyone for accounting?

benefit: ~incentive effect- encourages the labour force to work harder and longer for a higher income, this may increase labour productivity ~increased governemnt revenue as our tax sstem is progressive; that is higher income earners pay a greater % of their income on tax ~potential for...

accurate: through use of very sensitive instruments reliability:repetition valid: is the experiment scientifically correct? are the variables controlled except for the one that you're testing?

no...its not a if aus was lending more than its borrowing...then our net income account would not be in deficit this will actually improve our cad. the capital account is in surplus because we're selling off assets and shares to fund our cad

my guess is 200? so 1/2 chance of getting the coop scholarship? wild guess only

anyone doing accounting?

i am going to go and make my complaint now... i thought the questions were beyond my reach even though i am a competent physics student. http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/aa_main/contact.html

its a GALVANIC CELL we're just not used to seeing two metals in the same beaker

i am beginning to think that this may be my first 15/15 =) please don't burst my bubble

i just don't get why theres such a debate on this... isn't it a straight forward b? I don't know about the quantum thingos that you physics people learn...but i don't think electrons has anything to do with radioactivity. from my study...if its a radioactive isotope...then: it has an...

my answers... b c b d b a c a d c a b c d b i have a feeling that they are all right... although theres some debate on 15

how did you find these cutoffs?

a buffer consists of comparable amounts of a weak acid with its conjugate base (one less proton than the acid) it has to be acetic acid!

i agree...15 is B and going back to one...its b for sure

the graph shows that polymer molecules exist at different molecular weights, the peak indicates that there are more polyers of shorter molecular weights than those of greater molecular weights

my brother is doing his school certificates this year... and he wants to know... anyone??

the school certificate results that you get...are they scaled? or are they raw marks that you get in the exam... just curious