Search results

99.55 :):):)

2 Business Studies 96/100 96/100 96 6 2 Economics 98/100 97/100 98 6 2 English (Advanced) 83/100 85/100 84 5 2 Mathematics Extension 1 95/100 98/100 97 E4 2 Mathematics Extension 2 94/100 93/100 94 3 E4 2 Physics 87/100 91/100 89 5 Predictions anyone? SAM is overloaded

read the first line after the question "what is the safety net increase?" it says The safety net increase occurs as a result of an annual application by trade unions for an increase to the minimum rates payable under certain federal awards.

sorry to post again but this is from the official government website http://www.wagenet.gov.au What is the Safety Net Increase? The safety net increase occurs as a result of an annual application by trade unions for an increase to the minimum rates payable under certain federal awards. The...

The no disadvantage test is different to the safety net. The safety net wage case is held annually where people who are not covered by an agreement can recieve a wage increase. It aims to provide some equity to income distribution so that the low-skilled, low income earners with weak bargaining...

The answer to 9 has to be D The safety net wage rises only apply to people who are still covered by industrial awards and who have not negotiated their own agreements. As soon as an emloyee engages in enterprise bargaining to negotiate an enterprise agreement, wage determination lies in the...

To derive C = 0.8Y + 1000 do the following: we know that the MPC is 0.8 right? which means that 80% of all income will go towards consumption, so C = 0.8Y BUT at an income of $0, there is still $1000 of autonomous consumption, which is basically consumption on neccessities...

Micro reforms aim to improve some of the structual rigidities in the Australian economy to ensure long term sustainable growth. If used correctly micro reforms can improve unemployment, reduce inflation and improve external stability in the long term, to ensure that macro policies can be used...

you are quite right sixeleadballons most of our CAD is a result of private sector transaction. Twins deficit theory applied to Australia during the keating years and the early Howard years when Howard was committed to running large budget surpluses in order to retire public sector debt. As a...

tommy your logic is not correct. The answer is B B is the answer because an increase in exports would increase demand for our dollar. Exporters convert $US to $A when they make profits, thus constituting a demand for the $A. However a decrease in imports will also increase our dollar as a...

Exactly, a mediator cannot arbitrate, meaning that B has to be wrong.

I wrote 13 for biz report and 11 for essay with no diagrams. Seriously it is not hard to write that much, especially because reports have dot points and so on. Also i spend about 1 hour on each extended response...the 35 minutes recommended time is bullshit

In response to question 1, the answer could not possibly be classical scientific. Classical scientific theorists believe that productivity will be increased by making employees do the one thing they are best at. It strongly supports the division of labour, with each person doing monotonous...

I got an interview for finance and actuarial studies :)... very happy

Yeah you're right... i used positive vertical velocity instead of negative... dammit!! hopefully won't loose too many marks for that

Yeah i know what your saying, but the question stated that the rocket was decending, and i took it as acending, so instead of -45 degrees, i used 45 degress etc. I just mis-read the question...very annoying

don't worry mate i do 4-unit and i made a mess of this exam..totally screwed projectile motion cause i used positive angles instead of negative, and totally screwed question 7. I calculated that i got around 72-75.... very unhappy

tigger, add me on msn man, ando_simon@hotmail.com you won't be disapointed!

oi tigger you bloody smart ass, you must of aced your 4unit trial ey? or is their some guy who always beats you? i hate those dam guys!

i agree with the above, but another factor is that people will save less because the real rate of return from savings (i.e. interest) will decrese as inflation increases. In other words those with savings in the bank will be recieving less return as inflation rises in real terms, unless...