Just make up a business on the spot, but don't make it an ideal business since all businesses have their own flawsguys how do u make us case studies, i literally dont know how to
I GOT LEGAL AND BIO TOOO
wait r we allowed to do hypothetical case studies?? like fake businesess
im more gonna try maximise mcq and short answer marks tbh
ive been doing the rm williams case study all year and ive been caught off every time cause they are off the asx or something im doing it again tho they aint stopping me
I don't see why not, but the problem is that you should have your "hypothetical business" planned out. And it should not be the most perfect business out there. So make it realistic. But if you want to remember some case studies you can probably try Qantas or McDonalds, etc.
its just easier to get real business stats tbh. or make up realistic ones
trust if you can make it sound realistic enough i don't think they care, its more abt how you apply those business concepts to a certain scenario
Yes it is way easier and even if you just pick one business you can think logically what they could be doing. Like i doubt even if you make a few false but realistic facts theb the hsc markers ain't gonna search on google whether for example, qantas gained 600 million or 700 million dollars in 2023. But make it realistic. Don't end up saying that Qantas went backrupt or smthg like that.
best one is record 2.4bn profit in 21, then u can link to reduction in wages (layoffs and redundancies) so u can get lots of width and versatility for ur stats
i would introduce it and link it to the syllabus points in the question
i usually do in the last sentence like eg
sameI GOT LEGAL AND BIO TOOO
thats criminal, having 2 exams in a day
if i can snag a b6 id be happy. getting 19-20 multis, >34 saqs and 17s for responses so i should be around the ballpark for a b6
Yea I'll aim for a b6 but will take a low b5 and let alignment do the rest
There not on the same day, its one after another