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I did 15 pages for each. it was a really good exam: after the bomb essay was so easy/generic --> basically just wrote my prepared essay because it spoke about everything in the quesiton, and added more references to the words of the question as i went to really hammer it home. the creative...

third person stories can start with first person and move away from it. omniscient narrators often inject first person. "i....blah blah" then third person then move back to first for the last line or something.

Ah that sucks. my essay fit the question perfect (we did after the bomb) and my memoerised story was in first person reflecting on an event in his childhood: it's like the exam questions/stimulus were WRITTEN for me. it was unbelievably amazing :)

Ah that sucks. my essay fit the question perfect (we did after the bomb) and my memoerised story was in first person reflecting on an event in his childhood: it's like the exam questions/stimulus were WRITTEN for me. it was unbelievably amazing :)

Dude. this is just a basic automatic stabilisers question that is impossible to explain if you don't get the theory. I'm sure you do though. If the question was: "What happens to the government's tax and spending when there is an increase in economic growth?" you would say D. Because rising...

An economic expansion refers to an increase in economic growth, not expansionary fiscal policy. What is the IMPACT of this on government revenues and expenditures is the question. Not the response. I'm sure from here you get it: when the economy is growing there is an automatic increase in tax...

I hadn't thought about micro too hard since i did exchange rates, but the structure you have looks good. i.e. getting an example in for each one and making some links about macro and micro and plans for the future. May have been good to chuck in specifics like innovation and industry policy...

Nah mate it's D.

It took me a while to get this but now I do. Your final mark for a subject is made up of 50% HSC mark + 50% assessment mark. HSC Mark: - this comes from what you get in the HSC exam. - If you get 90 final HSC mark (after scaling etc.) that contributes 45 (as in halved cos, hsc mark is worth...

good old modern. good luck to you toooo :)

haha thanks i hope so! 98 in trial so i'm hoping to do alright :) But you never know cos there's always so much detail you have to leave out! no no that's good to talk about that first i reckon; i was gonna do that but was running short on time. I mentioned briefly how monetary policy targeted...

Haha yep I did monetary policy. I couldn't be bothered drawing the Keynesian cross diagram cos i didn't have a ruler haha (used the side of my calculator for exchange rates!) Intro: Monetary policy is a macroeconomic policy that involves action by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), on behalf...

None of the policies are the markets; they affect the markets. Deregulation is usually associated with structural change to capital markets (i.e. financial industries) and agriculture (land) but it obviously affects product markets as well: financial assets, price of agricultural goods... I...

yeah so you talk about how each policy causes structural change and link it all back to the question about product and factor markets. You would do a para on what we've done to reduce protection then write something along the lines of 'A decrease in protection causes a shift in product markets...

97 i hope

you didn't even have to structure it like that. micro reform affecting the operation of factor and product markets is simply the definition of structural change - word for word - if you look it up. every single micro policy causes structure change, so you should have done a paragraph on -...

+1. 'Cloudstr1f3r' - you're actually wrong. Of course you didn't have to reference Open Door policy etc. But reference the whole opening up to foreign trade, foreign investment and foreign financial flows: the three main drivers of the international business cycle, is clearly answering the...

well 3 pages...if you didn't include an explanation of the way the dollar is determined before launching into china....didn't really structure it by the factors affecting demand and supply...but rest was good, then probs max 14

actually on second thought: exchange rate would end up much lower - just reread the 3 pages thing. I wrote 9 pages for both

18/20 for multiple choice is solid. No idea what you would get for short answer. Essays: It again depends how well you wrote them but you seriously sound like you had enough in your monetary policy to get 18/19/20 depending on how well you wrote it and made links - or less if you ddin't i have...