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yeh, i dnt rkn you need text books. Once youve got a grip of the concepts its past papers all the way

national saving refers to the sum of both private and public savings. It's often said that "Australians are poor savers". Basically it means that we spend beyond our means and therefore there are insufficient savings domestically to fund domestic investment. So where do we turn to? Foreign...

dont rkn the case study will come up this yr so i wouldnt waste ur time.

yeh like above market based economic instruments (which internalise the externality/impose social costs on producers): taxes on pollution (to close the gap b/w private and social costs. fishing quotas fines for illegal dumpers of waste taxation incentives for green technologiesRegulatory...

yeh some years there isnt a case study question. I dont reckon there'll be one this year.

yeh ive got it too, the solutions are really good. For the particularly hard qs he often writes notes on the side to help you understand all the steps.

wow, some people out there..

its not too hard Q: Prove [a - b]/2 >= root ab, a>0, b >0 Now (root a - root b)^2 >= 0 a - 2root ab + b >= 0 a + b >= 2root ab (a+b)/2>= root ab hence arithmetic mean >= geometric mean

Im surprised so many people write in blue, markers have always told me that black pen is much easier on the eyes. As for my favourite pen, easily the pilot hi-tecpoint (V5 grip). Just buy one and you'll see why ;)

(in order of the most difficult questions in each topic) harder 3 unit mechanics complex numbers conics volumes polys integration graphs

Yeh im using the red tree as well, looks like a good book. Shaun tan's website has some good information on it - particularly about Tan's intentions with the portrayal of the imagination.