woww I thought I'm the only guy who have time management problem with this question xD I reckoned the essay was too broad2. Too easy, no twists, no definitions.
The essay questions - too easy as well! I did Q28 but I sort of ran out of time so I couldn't talk about external stability and environment I think I'm limited to 16/20 for that.
Spot on, far too broadwoww I thought I'm the only guy who have time management problem with this question xD I reckoned the essay was too broad
My teacher got pissed because I didin't talk about envrionment (had some quality shiz on it)2. Too easy, no twists, no definitions.
The essay questions - too easy as well! I did Q28 but I sort of ran out of time so I couldn't talk about external stability and environment I think I'm limited to 16/20 for that.
Definitely. They should have just stated 2 eco objectives... rather than all 6. I had 55 mins for each essay - i spent 1hr on the first one which left me with 50 mins for the last one.woww I thought I'm the only guy who have time management problem with this question xD I reckoned the essay was too broad
err. I think you should've addressed all 6 objectives to get full marks for the exam.Im pretty sure you were not required to talk about all objectives.
How successful is the australian governments policies in achieving objectives(you could pick one or two) that how i took it anyway.
Were you allowed to talk about monetary policy? I thought the question was asking specifically for the government policies and well, the RBA isn't directly controlled by the government. I wasn't sure whether or not to discuss it so I just left it out, idk.err. I think you should've addressed all 6 objectives to get full marks for the exam.
The way I structured mine was I talked about macro and micro policies EG:
Starts with fiscal policy - link it to some of the goals say its successful, then how it dampens other ones
Monetary - same thing
Micro policy - same thing
Conclusion - achieve some goals successfully, conflicting objectives etc etc
But I forgot to link them to enviro and external stability. However I think enviro needed a separate paragraph of its own (unless you slot it under fiscal or micro) when talking about like market based, putting a tax on externalities, complete ban etc. I was gonna slot it in at the end but no time
I did similar, i talked about growth, employment, inflation, income equality, external accounts stability, micro for efficiency in labour markets and envio.err. I think you should've addressed all 6 objectives to get full marks for the exam.
The way I structured mine was I talked about macro and micro policies EG:
Starts with fiscal policy - link it to some of the goals say its successful, then how it dampens other ones
Monetary - same thing
Micro policy - same thing
Conclusion - achieve some goals successfully, conflicting objectives etc etc
But I forgot to link them to enviro and external stability. However I think enviro needed a separate paragraph of its own (unless you slot it under fiscal or micro) when talking about like market based, putting a tax on externalities, complete ban etc. I was gonna slot it in at the end but no time
Erm, I think it should be considered a 'government policy'. The RBA acts on behalf of the government.Were you allowed to talk about monetary policy? I thought the question was asking specifically for the government policies and well, the RBA isn't directly controlled by the government. I wasn't sure whether or not to discuss it so I just left it out, idk.