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sin180 = 0 so sin180cos60 = 0 and cos180 = -1 and sin60 = root 3/2 therefore as slyhunter said; answer is negative root 3/ 2

Im only guessing here but: 1: D Probably the best answer out of all of them. Wage levels and the RBA........ the only thing i can think of is their control over inflation, whereby higher inflation will cause demand in wage level increases from skilled workers to stop them losing purchasing...

mmm i should rephrase that. i can attempt 70% of the questions but i only get 50% correct out of the entire paper

Seriously, whats a good mark for 4u trials. (assuming independent/cssa level difficulty) i can only do about 70% of the paper and get about 50% of them right.

That's what I thought. But the rule doesn't satisfy this question. SpiralFlex seemed to have gotten the answer. Am I really suppose to sketch a graph each time before changing the limits? Done.

Strangely, the answer is false. Since the function is even, shouldn't the answer be true?

I'm pretty sure its B. eg. Four Asain Tigers which attained exceptional growth and rapid industrialisation around the 1990's. Btw, why is the 3rd one A? If GDP increases, then sure, consumption will rise and thus higher taxation. But that's not really a consequence is it? The only thing that I...

Can someone please explain the answers to these questions. Couldn't the answer to the above be both A and B, it is obvious that the net income component has been a persistent/large sector of the current account deficit because of our low national savings and high foreign liabilities...

Does anyone have either/both of these books? I have the Creative Economics Textbook, and on the back, there's an advertisement for both these books. They're both 396 pages so it may have a chance of being quite in-depth and helpful. So for those who have it, would you recommend purchasing it...