Malachite: I agree, except I still can't belive you watch that Mutant X shit!!!
My god its the poorest show on TV!!!!
...and poo_poo - some ppl don't watch dark angel for the plots you know
Sif: How could you write about your case study for 95%!? For a start I would have found it hard to write so much on one economy, and secondly the question asked for external stability, quality of life and economic growth on "global economies" not "a global economy" or "AUstralia and another global economy you have studied"
.'. I talked about eco growth, environment, distribution of Y and Wealth and the CAD and ex rate (External Stability) with some reference to Thailand (my case study) and Australia.
General On Exam:
Mult Choice:
Easy mult choice by eco standards - usually they pull some crazy ones on terms of trade or the multiplier with graphs to annoy people, but this time they didn't - thank god!
Short Answer:
Medium-Hard, esp q21 (enterprise bargaining), which suited Business Studies students perfectly, cuz its about 10pages of the biz textbook, right in the middle of the course, rather than 2 pages at the very end of the eco t/b.
That was cruel, and unnecessary I thought - although in last years HSC they put a full 10mark q on environment. However the key difference between Environment and Enterprise Bargaining is importance in the course - Environment is one full chapter, whereas Enterprise Bargaining is half of Labour Reforms.
Essays:
The globalisation essay had one very confuzzling part: the reference to "global economies". Can someone define what "global economies" are??? I know what A global economy is and what THE global economy is, but not when its plural.