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Look, we are sadly in a very tense situation. The nature of politics, geopolitics, ethics and the economy are all nuanced. What saddens me is how polarising such issues are presented and how there are really a lack of effective debates and discussions that are coming into fruition.

How did Biden start two new wars may I ask? And in relation to the Taliban taking control, that was bound to happen because the then Afhgani administration was incapable alone to manage the country effectively.

Aight, key issues that perhaps led to Trump winning: 1.) Biden leaving quite late in the game limited Harris from being able to "really show herself" 2.) Policy diffidence and the way the Dems really nebulously presented it. 3.) Disenfranchised voters with the status quo

Like things I would encourage students to add in that are not in the syllabus: 1.) Kuznet's structural transformation theory 2.) Paradox of plenty 3.) Greater fool theory 4.) Keynesian vs monetarism (Keynes encouraged economic growth through a shift in AD whilst Friedman and Hayek encouraged...

I'm so happy for you. In honesty, it's because of my year 12 experience that I want to be an economics tutor to help other students not suffer the same fate as me:). Economics should be far more than just drowniness

My class did Indonesia but at the last minute, I swapped for China because my teacher was so awful at teaching economics. Just kept on playing atomi videos and you had to virtually self teach the content

Like I managed to fit in a couple. But my structure was weird. short para for Individiuals and firms. FAT para on government

Question, did ya’ll find the last essay question (appreciating aud one) hard to fit in up to date stats?

Aight, exam was actually alright tbh. I did AANZFTA and then China. I then did the question on sustainable economic growth (because I ain’t gonna solely focus on full employment) and then I did the question on appreciating AUD

LIKE CETERUS PARIBUS... assuming markers are zero

NO I AM NOT: That bloke's name is EH Carr. He is a popular historian that we study in history extension. AND I'M SORRY IF I SOUND WEIRD ORKAAYYYYYY. I PROMISE I DON'T SOUND LIKE THIS IRL.

U aren't cooked. Just imagine it like the j-curve. Shit originally but will get better ;)

But that's why the extra time helps. When u are under timed pressure, u of course will fumble. So any extra time u can allocate will ease the pressure and give u time to draw lovely graphs and do plans ;)

Always. That 35 minutes is a fat lie. I would argue that you need 45 minutes per essay to really clarify your thoughts achievable through mcq and short answer time leftover.

All good. The labour part can trip people up. My best advice is to always think about exchange rates ;). Stronger AUD means that overseas labour becomes cheaper. Conversely, weaker AUD will mean that overseas labour becomes more expensive.

Hope this helps ;)

Aight bro I got you. STEP UNO: Whip out ur calculator and you will find that through exports divided by imports, TOT goes up leaving u with a and b STEP DOS: Because export prices have increased and import prices are lower, the AUD is stronger than other currencies. This means the cost of...