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BOP - a record of all transactions between australia and the rest of the world over a period of time the CA(i assume you meant CA and not the CAD) records the flow of goods and services, incomes and transfers in and out of australia the CAFA records the flows of investment and finanace...

there's the current account, and the capital and financial account A certified agreement is a written collective employment agreement that sets out the wages and working conditions for a particular group of employees, whereas Australian Workplace Agreements are individually negotiated...

it's in fiscal policy

1. increase in productivity --> more goods produced --> cheaper goods --> increased domestic spending --> thus achieving an increase in GDP and thus economic growth or increase in productivity --> more goods produced --> cheaper goods aka more competitive exports --> reduced CAD -->...

The Commonwealth government’s Budget includes two measures of the budget outcome, which are the results of differing accounting methods: - The underlying cash outcome is calculated as total revenue less total outlays plus net advances. Net advances are one-off items such as purchases and sales...

Economic growth the ability of a nation to satify the material wants of its people. Economic development on the otherhand is a broader concept, not only considering the increase in GDP over time but also the improvement in the welfare and standard of living of the population. What are the...

1. when Y = C + I + G + X - M 2. deal with one, then the other (during the 1970s the govt targetted inflation management before unemployment)

also, 13 11 12

- Economic growth and uncertainty - Wage-Price inflationary spiral - Income distribution, as those with lower incomes find that their incomes do not rise as quickly as prices, and lower incomes will tend to have a harder time paying off their borrowings. - Unemployment (phillips curve)...

tariff, quota and the subsidy graphs

Oh, that would make more sense.

the full equation is Y = C + I + G + X - M

yeah i do, but it's basically the one in the leading edge model answers. same country and everything. actually, it's exactly like the one in the booklet. almost word for word :p

Yes nosadness i believe so.

q3 seems to be a "contract", they're not going to get a % of all profits Edit: for 1, selling govt securities would reduce the money supply in the economy and thus avoid inflation. so it seems to make sense.

http://community.boredofstudies.org/showpost.php?p=620063&postcount=2

2nd one: C, because perfect competition is not always desirable (economies of scale) 3rd one: i originally thought it would be D, but seems to be more suited to the income section of the CA, so A. i really can't answer the first question as i suck at topic 4 really hard and i haven't got...

Physics isn't Physics. It's more like a humanities loosely based around a mathematical /scientific course

I think you can bs a bit in maths, esp with those prove questions :p

Change class/drop legal/compain/study by yourself