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Trade barriers is tariffs, subsidies, quotas, local content rules and export incentives. Globalisation is based on the theories of absolute and comparative advantage i.e. countries should produce stuff that they are good at producing and trade it with others for greater productivity globally or...

My plan is to improvise during the exam

I agree with that, up until now I haven't made notes but I have 7 weeks to trials and thought that I might as well make some to refresh my memory over like 4-5 weeks and spend 2 weeks on papers. It just depends if I would benefit more from 7 weeks of papers or 5 weeks of notes and 2 weeks of...

So you don't think making you own notes helps or it does but you did really well anyway without it?

How did you study for trials and what marks did you get?

STM = IGX is equilibrium STM>IGX eco is shrinking STM<IGX eco is growing Under a clean floating er, the BOP=CA+KAFA=0 You need to know where the parts of STM and IGX go in the BOP and add them up to see what's going on If you have a textbook just read the BOP section and you'll prob figure...

This is kinda what I'm planning to do by having the notes done beforehand addressing each syllabus dot point for the subjects that need it and mostly focusing on doing practice questions to prepare. The only downside to this plan is that it will take a lot of time and effort, do you remember how...

How is everyone gonna study for the trials? Or how have you studied in prev hsc years and was it good/bad? Curious what you guys are doing since this is very different to normal exams.

Ok thanks, I'll just write that if a question similar to that is asked.

The sooner you learn to not hope for improving in english the better

I agree with you guys about NAIRU and unemployment being bad bcuz underutilised resources, lower standards of living, decreased real incomes, higher tax burden, etc. But, teacher says we HAVE to mention the positives as well as negatives.

Does anyone know what these are, if any? All I can think of is the incentive effect and lower inlation.

99 atar or dux are 2 good ones

So then a follow up question, a computer science degree is 3 years at Wollongong and 4 at USYD/UNSW and software eng is 5 years at UTS,UNSW, USYD. Would I be wasting time and money by not doing the 3 year degree at Wollongong instead of the more reputable unis?

Do you know if this is true for other degrees too? I've heard from ppl that for law, medicine and engineering employers care a lot about the uni you went to.

Wouldn't the uni prestige be just as important?

You can try do 1 topic per week and see how that goes, this can include notes and past questions. You should try to get ahead so you have a few days of questions from everything together. If you can't do a topic a week then you might need to only learn the important stuff from each topic and...

Maybe at good schools with smart students they can get through the syllabus faster and do trials early to have like a term to revise

Based Hscbuzman telling ppl to study harder