Section 1: Multiple Choice (1 Viewer)

[Rafy]

Section I : Multiple Choice

Your thoughts? Comments? Share your Multiple choice answers.

 

[vaniLLa_554]

was good... some of them were a bit tricky/weird though

 

[kouklitsa]

was good... some of them were a bit tricky/weird though

i agree... there were really easy then others whre neither answer was totally correct!

 

[a8o]

seemed to test comprehension skills and ability to sort out trivial details rather than understanding of economic principles.

 

[fantasy27]

i found multiple choice the weirdest section for me.. i found some really weird.. just types of questions that seemed wordy and unusual!.. oh wells.. its all over now!

 

[x_6madness9_x]

Comments on Multiple Choice Answers

so someone get the answers to the mutiple choice up ..thanks

 

[Kabeio]

so someone get the answers to the mutiple choice up ..thanks

how bout u put up what u thought was right? eh?

 

[x_6madness9_x]

hahaha narghh maybe thats not a good idea ... i shall wait untill someone nice and kind and SMART.. comes my way hahaha

 

[holla back girl]

c
a
b
d
c
a
c
c
d
c
b
d
a
b
a
c
c
d
c
d

 

[SimbadTheSailor]

HERE's what i got >.<

1c
2c (d is a close second)
3b
4d
5c
6a
7c
8c
9d
10b
11a
12d
13a
14b
15a
16b
17c
18d
19c
20d

 

[vaniLLa_554]

HERE's what i got >.<

1c
2c (d is a close second)
3b
4d
5c
6a
7c
8c
9d
10b
11a
12d
13a
14b
15a
16b
17c
18d
19c
20d

i got the same , except 2a, but im not sure abt that

 

[DRAGONZ]

SimbadTheSailor,

Haven't looked through your answers, but Question 2 can hardly be C.

GDP is a measure of economic growth, not economic development.

We know that structural change IS an indicator of economic development. Real incomes are also a measure of development, as higher real incomes indicate higher productivity of the labour force, which is what economic development is essentially concerned with, in my opinion.

I had A for question 2.

 

[vaniLLa_554]

SimbadTheSailor,

Haven't looked through your answers, but Question 2 can hardly be C.

GDP is a measure of economic growth, not economic development.

We know that structural change IS an indicator of economic development. Real incomes are also a measure of development, as higher real incomes indicate higher productivity of the labour force, which is what economic development is essentially concerned with, in my opinion.

I had A for question 2.

yay hope ur right

 

[Rekkusu]

Yeah, in order to get the official answers, you'll need to wait for the Board of Studies to put them up on their site together with the economics 2005 exam comments.

 

[plushie_lover]

HERE's what i got >.<

1c
2c (d is a close second)
3b
4d
5c
6a
7c
8c
9d
10b
11a
12d
13a
14b
15a
16b
17c
18d
19c
20d

Got the same, economic growth IS an indication of economic development so C mite be rite for 2, I put 3 for A which I think mite be wrong

Also put 16 C but i think thats wrong too. Overall a fair effort, should get around 17 i think, 17 in MC is worse then what I wanted but considering how hard MC was this year (in my opinion), Im happy with that.

 

[plushie_lover]

Hehe

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Join Date: Jan 2005
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Thats a good effort, 1 post in 11 months

 

[sNiPeR_24]

i found multiple choice the weirdest section for me.. i found some really weird.. just types of questions that seemed wordy and unusual!.. oh wells.. its all over now!

I fully agree! Some multiple choice were really weird, but hopefully I made up for it in the other sections.

It's over! Whooo!

 

[minushuman]

Answers
1. C
2. A
3. B
4. D
5. C
6. A
7. C
8. C
9. A
10. B
11. A
12. D
13. A
14. B
15. A
16. B
17. C
18. D
19. C (well, it's actually B, but not for year 12 economics)
20. D

Those are the answers, feel free to dispute them, I'll tell you why your wrong. I got 17/20 One of them was because I just circled the wrong thing, other 2 were because they were cunts of a question.

2. A
Structural change is required for economics development, real incomes is the closest thing to GNI per capita. GDP is not an indicator of economics development, GDP per capita and GNI are however.

9. A
Until the introduction of John Howards new industrial relations reforms award or "safety net" wages exist in all agreements no matter what. It's illegal to pay below said wage. I got this question wrong, I put D, which could also be right, but it's not the most correct answer.

10. B
Again, it's the most correct answer. C is right, to an extent, but B is the right answer.

11. A
This is pretty simple, the difference between revenue and expenditure has grown and GPD growth figures has also grown.

16. B
Again pretty self explanitory.

 

[clue]

multiple choice was ok, but some i wasn't sure about

 

[nick1048]

I got 2A and the rest I got wrong are genuinely wrong lol. 2 wrong all up, darn :\