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doesn't it have to be china LMAOoo

isnt 20 b?

how the fuck did we get the full paper already?

if the essay is about external stability what policies would I link to?

I don't think so, I think the answers r wrong, bc an appreciation in aud would decrease international competitiveness no? and the TOT have obvi improved.

in the stimulus ext response, how would u guys refer to the information?

how many pages should I be aiming to write?

yo does anybody have all topics summarised notes in around 50 pages? my personal ones r too long and everything online is like 100 pages.

should I memorise some basic stats for aus and china? if yes, what stats specifically?

are u guys gonna draw a specific number of graphs?

so r we all ready? i might redo my trial paper and jus call it a night soon.

just confirming, solvency is a business's ability to pay off long term debts right? bc I just watched a vid on yt and the guy said solvency is the ability to pay short AND long term debts.

source????

yea tbh this might just be the strat, bc realistically the markers r only going to spend a couple mins on each essay and there's no fking way they r checking the stats onlinee.

for the case studies do we need to have specific stats, bc my school teacher marked us all down bc our case studies were not 'comprehensive enough', she wants fking stats, dates and she wants them all to be the latest case studies, so between 2022-2024. is this essential in the hsc?

bc like I don't wanna waste time grinding case studies when I can only use them in the non scenario essay question.

hey guys, in regards to case studies, what ru guys doing? i was honestly just gonna memorise case studies for HR and finance and call it a day bc the speculation is that the ext responses r gonna be HR and finance.

this might be a stupid question but just confirming, its possible to use both sine rule and cosine rule right for a question if you have the required information? like both would work right? bc sine rule is: ASA and SSA and cosine rule is: SSS, SAS SSA is the same as SAS, so both sine and...

guys ive barely practised non linear relationships, Ik the basics but that's abt it. its barely assessed no?

for standard 2 are they any formulas that I should memorise that wont be on the reference sheet?