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I addressed it in an economic method when I did past papers. The definition states that it is the transition in methods of production that has been responsible for vastly increased wealth-creating capacity of modern society compared with traditional systems. It may refer to manufactuing...

Conflict - Social interaction in which individuals or groups of people stuggle with each other for some commonly prized object or value. Cooperation - Social interaction in which individuals or groups of people engage in joint action to promote common interests or shared goals. Does that help?

I think out of 32 people and 2 classes. 1 boy in each class. I'm not complaining.

You're all making me nervous!

I remember seeing that and I can confidently say I've got no idea. I'm sorry this is slightly off topic but does anyone know where I can get the syllabus document?

It's hilarious how everyone decides to use UWS as an example of failure in the HSC. Instead of everyone claiming how they are correct, why don't you all just fucking wait until you get your marks back. If you can back up your claims with a band six then that's alright.

I'm waiting till my last exam so I can burn the majority of my subjects work.

I approached it similarly and my economic teacher thought that would get the marks.

I've got no idea how I went. Estimations? 1. A 2. B 3. A 4. B 5. A 6. D 7. C 8. A 9. A 10. D 11. A 12. C 13. D 14. A 15. C 16. B 17. C 18. D 19. A 20. D

It would've been wise to link to Philips Curve and NAIRU. It represents both aspects of the question Inflation and Unemployment. Similarly a mention of automatic stabilisers would've been appropriate.

Sadly I think General Maths. It'll be replaced by SOR without a doubt.

I chose Question 25 and wrote 8 pages. I chose Question 27 and wrote 9 pages. I was so stoked when I saw the questions, it was honestly my two strongest areas.

Yeah sorry, I didn't read the question particularly well. I didn't notice it said recently, I just immediately linked to it generally across time.

There is the Cairns group I believe it is called. Which was looking at removing agricultural protection. It was started by Australia. I'm sure there is much more to be said, or generally I am incorrect. Feel free to correct me anyone.

It is certainly easiest to place them into the 3 groups. External Stability - Exchange Rates - Balance of Payments - Terms of Trade Internal Stability - Full Employment - Low Inflation - Price Stability Economic Growth

Borrowing from the private sector through the sales of CGS (Commonwealth Government Securities) in the domestic financial markets. The notion of a "tap and tender" system where you can 'turn on' or 'turn off' as funding is required. Borrowing from the RBA through the "printing press" method...

Hope the economics study is going well

I know did the religion exam and can acknowledge that it was a very obscure question, yet if you were smart you could adapt. It was a very broad question in retrospect but back to economics. A question based on environmental policy doesn't seem to be an integral aspect of the course and isn't...

What is the J-Curve?

I personally found making a mindmap of interests and passions. I made a large mindmap and it allowed me to associate my different interests with potential areas of study for my PIP. I felt it was invaluble.