can u please remind me of a few questions on unemploymentProtection
Unemployment
BOP
Microeconomic reform
Limitations of macroeconomic policies
Monetary and Fiscal 5 or 6 marks.what topics were the short answer on?
Questions were about the decline in the labour force participation rate, distinguish working age population and labour force.can u please remind me of a few questions on unemployment
im not sure if i missed that part
got itQuestions were about the decline in the labour force participation rate, distinguish working age population and labour force.
17 and 19 were the hardest tbh.In case anyone was wondering one of the guys who did the test asked his teachers for all the answers and these are the correct ones, its in the other thread but might as well put it if anyone wants to know
1: A
2: B
3: D
4: B
5: C
6: C
7: B
8: C
9: D
10: A
11: D
12: B
13: D
14: A
15: A
16: C
17: D
18: A
19: B
20: C
Exam was marginally harder than last year. The multiple choice required a few calculations, short answers was ok, had a 6marker on the limitations of fiscal and monetary in an economic slowdown.
Q25 was on labour market policies and fiscal policies addressing income and wealth inequality.
Q26 was on inflation
Q27 was on using an economy other than Australia and the economic strategies they use for economic growth and development
Q28 was on role of government in achievig environmental sustainabily.
Comparing qIV to last years, students were tested on topics that they may not have prepared for very well.
If the general consensus if that this years paper is harder, what would the b6 cutoff be?
My predictions were off by a mileDrifting's predictions are pretty much all agree-able and I'd trust his predictions more than my own
But my personal predictions anyways...
TOPIC 1 ESSAY TOPIC
- Positive/negative effects of globalisation on the global economy.
--> Potential curve-ball - causes and effects of inequality in the global distribution of income and wealth.
TOPIC 2 ESSAY TOPIC
- Impact of recent changes in the global economy on Australia’s trade and financial flows AND/OR structure of industry. (i.e. structural change)
--> Potential curve-ball - effects of changes in trade and financial flows on Australia’s economic performance (combines topics 2 and 3)
Rationale - Balance of Payments and Exchange Rates have been covered in the past 2-3 years.
TOPIC 3 ESSAY TOPIC
- External Stability
--> Potential curve-ball - Environmental Sustainability
TOPIC 4 ESSAY TOPIC
- Micro policies
--> Potential curve-ball - Labour market policies or perhaps even... environmental policies
But predictions are only predictions. Just study everything guys
Did I? Well I think I agreed with Drifting that the case study was unlikely. But guys, like you all know - predictions aren't always going to be right In fact, economists themselves aren't always the best predictorsWas gooooood. That case study q though. (even though RoT predicted it was unlikely to appear xD)
*likes*Okay I am having a go at MC, will post my answers in http://community.boredofstudies.org/1121/economics/329783/ask-mreditor16.html
However, disclaimer in advance - I haven't touched my textbook in 12 months. so it is highly likely - I might get an answer wrong. so please raise any issues with me, and I'd love to discuss.
the names of local content rules and export incentives already give it awayCould've asked the differences between a tariff and quota or subsidy.
I didn't think it was too hard I thought it was in the syllabus to learn them. Just to clarify, export incentives are pretty much incentives given to exporters in order to make them increase supply and local content rules refer to producers having to use a certain amount of local produce to produce their productthe names of local content rules and export incentives already give it away
I did that. 95/100 people did the enviro essay and I think the inflation/inequality is maybe a 50/50 tbhI thought that was a pretty good exam. I made a few stupid mistakes in the multi choice (18/20) but otherwise it was fine.
I ended up doing the labour/fiscal essay + environment. I suspect that's not a popular combo
nah, probs 70% did environmental....I did that. 95/100 people did the enviro essay and I think the inflation/inequality is maybe a 50/50 tbh
yeahDid you put B? i put B and apparently its wrong
Most of the people I know did inflation + the case study.I did that. 95/100 people did the enviro essay and I think the inflation/inequality is maybe a 50/50 tbh
Not really many graphs you could draw anyway... But 5-6 pages is good. You can get a 20/20 with 4 pages of normal writing. Thats a fact. I don't see why you can get a 18 or sowhat do you think is the highest mark attainable for each long response if you didnt draw any graphs and only wrote 5-6 pages?