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I was surprised that there wasn't anything specifically on WorkChoices, but apart from that, there wasn't anything too surprising or unexpected.
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General Thoughts: Economics 2006 (1 Viewer)
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chaoticcow
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Yeh i thought it was fairly straight forward exam. Some of the short answers were a bit unexpected and dificult to understand what they were asking for. The essays where too basic and in that it made it hard i felt to structure as i spent a while thinking about what they wanted. I dont mean to sound cocky but I am just really annoyed they gave the statistics for the essay including trends. I felt that this will ruin me as i knew most of the statistics but having them there made the study so pointless. Ohh well im glad no workchoices was in it
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Actually, just having the last three years' stats doesn't help you that much, especially in something like that question where you need to look back over 10 years, to completely analyse the success of monetary policy and decentralisation of labour markets.chaoticcow said:
I liked the exam. Multis and short answer were fairly hard but essays weren't too stressful. I still can't believe that they recommend leaving only 35 minutes per essay, though - we were told to do MC + SA in one hour! I guess that's what most people do.