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You should make up the creative as soon as you walk into the room, otherwise it's not *REALLY* creative is it?

Context of the book is 1960 America with the Communist witch hunt - link back your thesis points to the book's context, and there you have it, a nice essay on global communities. Anyone think they'll specify to use two related texts?

Anyone else got more info on this? The day workers in my store are kickng up a huge fuss about this, with one of them saying it was a national thing. If it isn't widespread then I'm going to write to the union, but before I do that I just need to know what scale this is.

84% for business studies 80% for legal 89% for 2U religion 74% for adv english 71% for modern history 75% for economics yeeeep

84/100

Same.

Wasn't too bad. Multiple choice was over in 4 minutes (I win!), and I wrote about 15 pages all up...

There was a Monetary Policy one (that I did) and one on Labour Markets over the page. Nobody in my exam room did the Labour Markets one haha

18 years old, and I dunno. Why would I be on any lower? I'm only casual so that's including my beautiful 20% loading rate.

It wasn't that difficult. The short answers were pretty easy. Did anyone do the labour market essay?

I thought it was fair. My $/hour is currently like 16.28, and, from memory, it'll increase to about 16.84 or something.

That's incredibly neat compared to mine. Consider yourself lucky...

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Re: Economics thread The maths of economics is the only thing that gets me. I'm the only person at my school doing economics who doesn't do maths - such a frustrating thing.

I just posted this up in the other topic!

The 2011 CSSA trial paper had the questions: Section III Discuss the impact of the current stace of monetary policy on the level of inflation and economic growth in the Australian economy OR Discuss the impact of persistent fiscal deficits on the level of economic activity in the Australian...

My teacher said that if you get REALLY stuck, you should use a local business (eg. fish and chip shop or something) that doesn't have information readily available in the public domain. For the HSC, the marker won't even be from your area so it's a safe option usually, I would say.

All pay rates are increasing. I had a look at the changes and they all look beneficial (duh), every pay bracket gets a wage increase from what I can see, and the little booklet the union gave my store showed that everyone under the age of 20 gets an increase in pay, as well as those 'adult'...

You really think if a marker is reading hundreds of essays, they'll go and check if you drop a line saying Qantas has a 5% staff turnover rate? or only a 2% absenteeism rate? No, they'll take it for correct and keep going...

Still waiting :frown2: