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yes ur right, but it shows the gini coefficient from 2003-2006 decreasing (getting closer to 0, thus moving towards equality), then in the answers the one that would create a more equal distribution of income would be B an increase in welfare payments. (giving low income earners more money)

have a look in ur eco book in environmental management topic. off the top of my head, u could include externalities and market failure.

i think if we got a question like that, the most relevant answer would be the carbon emisions trading scheme. (i think i had a similar question in trial and thats wat i talked about, got the marks)

hahaha, using economics terminology, well done i say! :P

i was confused on that question too, hahaha, from memory i think it asked to cal. simple multiplier aswell, and there was only one ans with the multiplier as 5, so that had to be it :P

hey just wondering if any1 had a link, or could scan me the shipwrecks parts of the cssa trials...just realised i only have the 2008 one :P Thanks

the scale builds up on electronic devices (such as a kettle) once the water boils in the kettle, the scale (CaCO3) ppt forms and ruins it.

so its about investing in capital, not speculative investment?

yer just had a look at excel, isnt really that good for questions, past papers is generally the best. GL with study! not long now :)

haha seems like uve looked everywhere :P ..um wat about the chemistry excel book?

have u done any cssa and neap trails? ill try and find u some questions if u havnt done those papers.

D? :p

just say it has potential of reducing greenhouse gas emissions if solar/wind energy is used in its production.

i think the question is wrong perhaps...maybe its an electrolytic cell

im not really sure the ans to ur question, but this has some info :P http://www.rba.gov.au/Education/UnderstandingStatistics/box_d_bu_1198_1.pdf

i think ive done all the experiments, but i couldnt remember them all considering some r like yr ago :P...so just remember the theory behind it, and the likelihood of the experiment turning up in the exam will be pretty low

it is good to practice essay questions, but as long as you know your theory and about the current economic climate with relavent stats then im sure youll be able to write enough.

the answer is (a) wording is a bit bad, but it is saying that firms who are currently using labour for their production, will substitue this labour, for capital equipment.

exchange rates change as a result of a change in the stance of MP, the current relatively high IRs in Aus relative to O/S has caused an apprec. $A. But to influence exhange rates directly the RBA would buy/sell currency/gold reserves on the forex market to influence supply/demand.

the paper was definately harder than any of the past hsc papers ive done...