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Basically. I mean, it depends on what you're aiming for and where you're at with your other subjects, but it won't be so pretty if you get that low

My understanding is state rank is based on exam mark as much as internal mark; I mean, why wouldn't it be?

He is, he enjoys stirring people from what I've seen. Arts sounds like a good idea though if you're not sure, alota options, though as for a career from an arts degree that might be more difficult to work out

nah sorry I got unemployment...Well I spose june growth hasn't come out yet. nvm then

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Well it's examine, so basically using economic terminology explain each policy form available, e.g.: -taxation -monetary policy - interest rates -Government spending initiatives through budget, e.g. infrastructure works etc., there are probably others but right now I can't think of them

Hey, basically, I've checked online and June quarter statistics such as growth etc don't seem readily available. Are they out yet?

1) A high level of inflation will discourage investors to invest in a currency, many will sell out and the currency hence will depreciate. The currency, irrelevant of investor sentiment, however, will depreciate anyway where there is high inflation, as more and more australian dollars will be...

Microeconomic reform (MER) takes much, much longer than macroeconomic. MER often takes years to have the full intended effect, whereas macro is generally a matter of months

Anil's Ghost Rear Window Skull Beneath No-one seems interested in Anil's, it's the hardest imo but also probably the best to do for that reason

high 80s low 90s

If there's more assessment left then, quite obviously, yes you can. I second the 85

Other estimates a bit low imo. maybe 92- 95

The scaling system'd probably also be in place to motivate people to do more difficult subjects which scale better. If scaling was removed, everyone'd just do general maths and other easy subjects, not try, Australia would have a less educated workforce = bad for economy = bad for everything...

Inadequate it might be, but the scaling system is less discriminatory than your proposal to only do a narrow range of core subjects

a fairer playing field for the more able half, but for the other half who just can't function in those subjects it'd make it hell. School retention rates would plummet with such a system

That's not a fair statement, not everyone is as capable as you are. Some people do it because yes, it's very easy for them, but others genuinely don't have the ability to do 2u

You've seen how much people hate english, this'd be a stupid idea. I agree in part but then again if people think they'll be taken down by scaling then they'll just have to pick subjects they're good at over subjects they enjoy. The HSC, sadly, is a game after all

It's difficult to tell what you actually believe in...Do you have a proposal as to what replaces the scaling system? The idea of it is that if a student does chem and gets 90, they'd probably be able to do a humanity like a history and get say 93+. English is compulsory primary because it's...

We need to know your advanced ranks, but if you're reasonably good in advanced, i.e. mid ranks, I'd probably say advanced > standard. Use SAM if you wanna see the hsc marks you need for the ATAR you want