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read that website, then read the ACTU's website. that way you can balance to propaganda

you can talk about the other points but you have to make sure you can relate unemployment/inflation/whatever to "economic development or income and wealth"

you will need to interpret the graph

the plan is that the proposed reforms will further deregulate the labour market, improving productivity and (according to the ads) promote employment. Maybe check with the workchoice website

I think one reason is that as inflation increases, exports will be less competitive and imports more attractive, thus leading to a current account deficit and therefore restricting economic growth. It may not be the main reason though...

http://www.budget.gov.au/ bludget at a glance

BoP = CA + C&FA + omissions and errors k = 1 / MPS Economic Growth = (Real GDP - Real GDP previous year) / Real GDP previous year x 100 Real GDP = nomial GDP / CPI x 100 AD = Y = C+I+G+X-M Participation Rate = Labour Force / Working age population (15+) x 100 unemployment rate...

micro, labour market reofrms, supply side economics

You never receive your raw exam results. you get the internal and external marks, as well as you final hsc marks for each subject

Foreign Direct Investment, and its effect on the balance of payment and thus economic activity

i'll only take 8%

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1. economies of scale, comparative advantage 2. argh, just did this in another thread. globalisation limits govt regulation as govts try to keep investors happy (in a nutshell) 4. most of the products are made and sold to 1st world countries, the poorer nations gets very little of the...

good answer. negative impacts of globalisation? - external instability - environmental exploits by the poorer countries in order to get $$ - unemployment in the short-term due to increasing access to domestic markets from more efficient importers - widening gap btn the wealthier and...

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Discuss the impact and effect of an increased high CAD on an economy and outline methods to improve the CAD. - Increases foreign liability - need to finance, debt trap scenario - increased volatility for exchange rates - constraints on future economic growth - high e. g. leads to an...

Discuss the impact of changes in interest rates on economic activity

time lags, global factors, political constraints just like other policies

Q. Outline the costs and benefits of a shift towards a decentralised wage system. A: costs: short-term (structural) unemployment, income inequality benefits: productivity, reduced inflation

In relation to the environment, as the price mechanism does not take into account the social implications of production. It also occurs because the price mechanism does not take account of any depletion of resources that will affect the economy's ability to grow in the future. Q: Define...