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Aggregate scores are the sum of the scaled marks for all 10 units. The pie chart shows what the proportion of the aggregate score is made up by a certain subject. The numbers are the scaled marks and all of them should up up to your aggregate mark. The piece that sticks out may be your...

Unemployment- 4.2% Usually there is a negative relationship between inflation and the unemployment rate. How has inflation been restrained? I'll give you hints to start you off. -I can tell you that the RBA has a set target inflation rate -There have been policies (mainly microeconomic)...

Re: Career Choices: What do you want to do in uni/tafe/the workforce? Surely there's gotta be one uni at the top of your list :rolleyes:

Re: OFFICIAL Semester 2, 2007 Thread In that case they must've been 'mailed out' on the 20th.

I suppose you are from Asia and are doing the HSC. That's the only reason I can think of as to why you have 7am exams.

Re: OFFICIAL Semester 2, 2007 Thread aohhhh! The joy of being back! Cosmic Doris- tell me more about those buses!

Yeah...trust me. It's for one year only. I am certainly looking back right now. :p Year 12 is definitely the most memorable of all years (even though it's only 3 terms long). Drama is causing you drama? Yeah you do need to look on the bright side sometimes and I want you to not miss out on the...

Re: no school after trials It's possible that people do lose interest in school if they stay home.

I can't really tell you whether or notI prefer Business over Economics because I only did one of them- economics.

Re: no school after trials Similar thing with Advanced English for everyone- the course should be covered by early this term or by late last term. It does get a bit empty after the trials. I suppose the teacher can spend all that time correcting your mistakes, giving practice papers etc.

Re: no school after trials I suggest you do go to school to: get your trial results back as well as to correct it spend a bit more time with classmates and teachers revise and get last minute tips learn more about the weaker parts of your exams (they may be taught) I can't imagine someone...

At least it's not paper 2. :p

don't we all hate it when there's 2 exams on the same day? The night before. Spend slightly more time and effort on studying for economics (since it's worth 2 units). As you go to sleep, have economics right before SOR. Do pack in your bag brief summary notes for SOR for tomorrow. In Between...

Re: Year 11s- What's your desired uni course? It's good to see people knowing what to aim for! That's your target!

Year 11s- What's your desired uni course? Hi. I am just wondering what you'd all like to be studying and where at in 2009.

Yeh. I agree- that looks great.

One more difference between microeconomic and macroeconomic policies that can be added onto the above definitions. Macroeconomic- policies aimed at providing favourable economic outcomes in the short-run. Microeconomic- policies aimed at providing favourable economic outcomes in the long-run.

I can give you a few hints to start you; 1/ You should know how to define microeconomic reform. The term microeconomic reform refers to policies directed to achieve improvements in economic efficiency. (Your definition should be broader and more detaile) 2/ You should know what...

Student Entries for 2006 HSC http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/ebos/static/EN_SX_2006_12.htm Top 5 are: English- Standard General Mathematics English- Advanced Mathematics (2u) Business Studies Student Entries for 2006 prelim. HSC (you guys)...

Noir- It looks like that you (and a few others) find the internet to be a problem. You would might like to give this a try-- http://www.webjillion.com/archives/2005/08/01/free-software-temptation-blocker/