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have a read: http://community.boredofstudies.org/461/atar-hsc-marks/342837/thinking-dropping-standard-english.html

I'm assuming they want an actual example. For trading blocs I would talk about the EU, and how its formation closed off Australia's trade flows with the UK. Meaning now trade flows have been redirected towards economies in the Asia-Pacific region (china, japan, south korea). For international...

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon oh, so what is the difference between the natural rate of unemployment and the NAIRU? I always get them confused and didn't know they were interchangeable

Yep you are correct, except your reasoning for D and C. I would've thought: D is wrong, since an increase demands for aus exports by foreigners will increase the demand for the $A C is wrong, since a decrease in demand for aus assets by foreigners will decrease the demand for the $A Both don't...

How are you guys planning to approach the extended responses? I've tried both memorising and knowing my stuff and have received similar marks for both. As always extended responses are my weak point, gimme some insight pls. 1) Memorising preprepared essay based off the essay predictions 2)...

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon Leading Edge Textbook: "Even at full employment there will always be some positive level of unemployment comprised of frictional, seasonal, structural and hard-core unemployment. This is sometimes called the natural rate of unemployment". So we increase it or...

fuck me dead is this is same kid that wanted to drop to standard and got like 80 replies telling him not to, and he is still asking about it, wtf is going on right now. Idek how to contribute because everyone has said everything already

Holy shit he repeated year 12 just to get a 97? Could've transferred or something, what a crazy cunt

yes, it's over for you ... but no seriously year 11 doesn't count towards anything forever

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon An increase in the labour force participation rate may be attributed to the implementation of the Fair Work Act 2009 which introduced minimum wages, awards and wage flexibility. These improved working conditions drew discouraged workers back into the labour...

inb4 you just baited the 2016ers and next year ask for 2 related

welp my bad boyz, im drained, I meant the elective wasn't about comparison, but the module was (since the guy was just talking about intertextual perspectives)

intertextual perspectives have nothing to do with the context and values between the two composers. Breaking up the words, intertextual = drawing from or referencing something, perspectives = a point of view. Therefore it is the point of view or attitude the composer is trying to convey...

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon I think you've used quite a bit of words on explaining how the policies work rather than the limitations, your points on the limitations are good and valid but don't think it would be enough for a full 6 marks. I think it is necessary to talk about both...

yeah kinda, not as much as I would've liked, just talked about Hal's soliloquy (shakespeare) and how his motives are never clear lol. My worse one

I essentially echoed and used examples to argue "differing contexts similar perspectives". I said social manipulation was prevalent in both texts, but the reasons for doing so were differing (more capitalistic view in metropolis and more totalitarian in 1984), however ultimately the adverse...

pretty much what I wrote about haha, social division which leads to a regression of humanity. The similarity and differences part of the question should already be through any mod A essay lol "comparative" study

did anyone else have to stay like 35 mins after the exam? 1) because my school is full of dumb cunts who can't listen to simple instructions 2) because the supervisors were str8 outta fucken jurassic park and took ages.

meee, eco friday lets get the eco marathon thread going ladzzz

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon Let's get it, eco is next for me: Explain the limitations of both fiscal policy and monetary policy in addressing an economic slowdown (6 marks)