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TastesGoodBut

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If a question comes up on internal stability (what im kind of predicting seeing as external was asked about 3 times in the last 2 years) what does one mention?

Is is just low unemployment and low inflation??
Does economic growth come into it in terms of a policy objective??

dankeshon!
 

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sustainable economic growth is an objective.

i.e stable (reduced fluctuations in economic activity), that does not increase CAD (tho thats more external balance), and is environmentally, and intergenerationally sound.
 

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sustianable eco growth
low inflation
low unemployment
esd
full employment of fops
income equality

bitteschon!
 

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according to the syllabus, internal stability is only inflation and unemployment.
 

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i hope its internal stability
but that seems a little too easy considering the level of sadism of this years hsc
 

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Originally posted by TastesGoodBut
its a drug u take when u study economics:p
yeah yeah yeah...........where can i get some ;)

meanwhile, internal balance is:
-inflation (2-3%)
-full unemployment

thats it. thats all internal balance is....or so the textbook says. (i wouldnt know, im blonde ;))
 

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i would include sustainable growth as well
just gives the essay more filling :p
 

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yeah, thats true. SUSTAINABLE growth! ok, will remember

*fails to remember* ... oh well :(
 

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growth isnt part of internal stability. its only unemployment and inflation. growth is growth ok?
 

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ergh... u ppl do realise ur gona have bt 50min an essay max if u rush the other sections... so lets not get too ambitious...

but i would definitely include sustainable eco growth since u cant achieve internatl balance (price stability and full employment) wihtout sustainble growth...
 

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Originally posted by rukawasan
ergh... u ppl do realise ur gona have bt 50min an essay max if u rush the other sections... so lets not get too ambitious...

but i would definitely include sustainable eco growth since u cant achieve internatl balance (price stability and full employment) wihtout sustainble growth...
I would say it would be 1 hour max each essay. I think its possible to do the Short Answers within 50 minutes.
 

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Originally posted by Exeter
sustianable eco growth
low inflation
low unemployment
esd
full employment of fops
income equality

bitteschon!
what is fops?
 

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Originally posted by Harimau
I would say it would be 1 hour max each essay. I think its possible to do the Short Answers within 50 minutes.
my setup is
mc = 15min
each short/ans question = 15min (total spent on short ans = 60min)
This leaves 55 minutes for each essay.
 

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monkey:
factors of production being land, labour, capital and enterprise
the easiest to explain is labour
we have unemployment, and thus there are resources(ppls work) being wasted
land - well if theres unused land our production possibility curve isnt at the most outer possibility
and same with capital and enterprise
 

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