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So... since I'm asian.. I should go to.. UNSW... Why? lol

After all these time, I still havent decided which uni I should go to. At first I didn't think I'd be able to get into Commerce in UNSW. But now I think I have a big chance. The thing is... UNSW has higher uai needed for Commerce. While Sydney Uni is nearer to where I live. Anyone know which...

Hmm.. Oddities.. Not much in my exams... But because some of our exams have a very small group, they kept on changing the rooms which confused ALOT of us. For our ESL exam, we had only like 10 people and we usually go to the hall, but the teacher led us to another room, and there were 3 people...

Yep. Good luck -P_D. When u find her.. u "find" her. >_<

Hmm.. But I didnt want those. cuz i just wont remember then. haha. >_<

What do u think?..

Eh. lol. Man. I'm not too worried about multiple choices and short answers. u can just guess them and make crap... but the essays... man do I hate those essays..

Games. the next one is OJ Because thats why Y=C+I which is when its at equilibrium. I dunno the main reason i just did it and guessed that anyone know where these questions are from in the syllabus topics?

in a closed economy, the Y=I+C Investment and consumption So since I is 40 Y=40 + C OR C = Y-40 sub that eqn into the original Y-40 = 100 + 0.8Y 0.2Y = 140 Y=700.. Lol

i dunno if its pitchford thesis.. it improves eco. growth like Sparcod said. So if the investment gains profit, even though it may send company profits overseas, the multipler effect is far greater and lead to higher eco. growth.. (my theory lol) and if the investment goes bad, since its...

I think so. stagflation is for both increase and decrease..

Subsidies are better because like u said before, it doesn't put upward pressure on inflation, where tariffs do. tarrifs push import price, which means the equlibrium price will be higher than before. thus consumers will have to pay more for the same product.. etc... lowing living standard...

zedzed.. I'm not sure. for q 5.. would economics growth generally decrease in a low inflation? OO.. I know. low inflation, high unemployment... Phillips curve.. dun ask me why haha. and.. question 3.. both the tariff and subsidies help industries to become internationally competitive...

Aw.. So cute. Why can't all guys like that? haha. But.. I mean it. hehe

hehe I'll try to answer these questions... at least try. haha 1. ... TBC... (I dunno how to explain that...) 2. under a floating exchange rate, Demand for AUD = Supply for AUD Demand for AUD = M + Y debt + K outflow Supply for AUD = X + Y Credit + K inflow. and when u re-arrange the...

hehe. Sorry Skeeta. I envy you, Skeeta. hehe ^_^

Why did you break up? And how long did it last? Did you regret any of it? And finally... If for example, you broke it off with someone you love because it's becoming a long distance relationship (ur studying overseas). Do you think you'll ever stop loving her? (I know the last question...

Also, my teacher gave me a whole stack of updates on everything, but i dun think I'm going to finish it. So do you think I should just remember some basic stats and use it repeatedly, instead of reading those... frightening.. notes.. *sigh*

Ok, I've read the whole discussion about which book you use etc. But I didn't really know which one was better. Right now I have 3 books at home and I am hoping to re-summarise the whole economics since I've forgotten most of them *sigh* So here it is... Macquare Revision Guide (2005)...

but isn't it? I don't know. haha. But if it was me, I'd do it. But then.. I'm not very smart. haha... So do you think its better to do Topic 1 and then add some australia's involvement.. or topic 2? What do u think? lol