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Probably the most plausible theory of all. http://www.wired.com/autopia/2014/03/mh370-electrical-fire/

Because the price elasticity of supply represents how sensitivity of supply to price changes, we can interpret the question in this manner: As the price of oil increases, suppliers will be willing to supply MORE to the market (because of higher prices of course, and the feasibility to extract...

Demand wouldn't go down because the increase in demand was independent of the original price.

Always enjoyed microeconomics over macroeconomics myself. Never understood how most people thought otherwise.

How are you finding ECON1001?

Odds are that you'll need some sort of work experience to have a good chance of landing an internship anyway.

If anyone is interested in reading the submissions made for the review, check out the following link: https://submissions.deewr.gov.au/Forms/demand-driven-funding-system/pages/index?c=1

I really only started making friends in second year. Generally kept to myself most of first year but by the time I finished, I had a good group going.

You would be surprised. a) Could have been related to fatigue. The industry is notorious for crazy hours. b) You can have loads of hours logged but the number doesn't represent the number of times the pilot/crew have dealt with dicey situations. For all we know, they could have had some of the...

Tbh, it suits anyone.

Odds of dying in a car crash are much much higher.

IIRC there was no chance for a distress signal so I doubt that they landed.

At least it's made out of iron.

I'm personally more oriented to the first choice myself.

In good lighting, it's up to par but in lower light environments, it's horrendous. If camera quality is something you're looking at, I hear the iPhone is great in that regard.

I've seen high credit averages with pretty much only extracurriculars (and some work experience not related to auditing) get offered positions. Interpersonal/Communication is always the most important attribute.

It's like HECS in the sense that it defers the fee. You still have to pay for things as per the norm.

SA-HELP only covers the student services amenities fee (it's akin to the uni charging a flat tax to pay for campus services). This doesn't cover day-to-day uni costs like textbooks.

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You'll probably be more safe in Redfern compared to the train back home tbh.