Lol, my mate asked me that question. That sure is tricky. A lot of students would have lost a mark there.
About an hour on each. Maybe 1600-1700 words, not sure though, just guessing.Lol, my mate asked me that question. That sure is tricky. A lot of students would have lost a mark there.
Btw, how long do you guys spend on each essay? and write about many words? (i know quality > quantity)
why?the answers d
your net foreign liabilities isnt affected in any way. and thats the only answerwhy?
Is the question basically asking in a stuffed up way, teh effect of moving from foreign borrowing to equity?
in that case
Net foreign liabilities should increase?
net foreign liabilities = net foreign debt + equity.your net foreign liabilities isnt affected in any way. and thats the only answer
Dont depress me pleaseAbout an hour on each. Maybe 1600-1700 words, not sure though, just guessing.
And quality+quantity>quality
No because you are increasing your foreign equity at the expense of foreign debt- see the switch between foreign savings (debt) and selling assets (equity)net foreign liabilities = net foreign debt + equity.
You increase your foreign equity, hence you increase net foreign liabilities.
I'm stupid.Yeah its D because net foreign liabilities will be unchanged as you are simply moving debt to equity. C could potentially be correct depending on the state of the economy but D will always be correct.
Umm, between 5-15 minutes, it depends. Remember that one mark dropped on MC is a comparatively difficult mark to make up later. Aim for 20 here. Then do short answer before the hour- I overanswer every question though so if you didn't, you could probs do it in less. Then my better essay in an hour and then my weaker essay in the last hour.I'm stupid.
more questions!
also: how long do you guys spend on MC in tests?
I generally do them in 8-10 mins. If anything looks weird, i leave it will the end of the exam.
how are u increasing ur equity, your just redirecting ur debt into another form. basically ur decreasing ur debt but now ur giving foreigners ur assets. therefore u are still have that net foreign liabilitynet foreign liabilities = net foreign debt + equity.
You increase your foreign equity, hence you increase net foreign liabilities.
ahah, yeah, sorry for doubting your answerlagged response ^^