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I have 3 days to study for economics during the HSC period. So I was thinking, I'd do two days of syllabus study now plus one day during the hsc period and the last two days, just do as many past papers as I can.

Knowing everything in the syllabus or focusing more on past papers than memorizing everything?

Explain how an increase in financial injections could stimulate economic activity through the multiplier process. (3 marks)

Anyone know answers to the following questions, really struggling. Distinguish between private and social costs in relation to environmental sustainability. (2 Marks) Explain how an increase in financial injections could stimulate economic activity through the multiplier process. (3 marks)

Deflation is the reduction in the general level of prices in an economy. Although deflation is better from a buyer's point of view, it is costly for suppliers as it leads to reduction in production due to increased cost of production which can result in closing of industries and business...

2012 or 2013 version.

Would it be better to have Tim Riley because we use Tim Dixon at school but our teacher prints it out chapter by chapter, so it's impossible to get ahead.

My class and I are fairly behind, and because only a few weeks left before Trials, I was hoping to get a text book and start making my own notes. So, which text book would be good and where in Sydney can I buy it from?

Well, what I did was I went over my notes and everything, then did past papers for about 5 hours which gave me an idea what I needed help with. It helped out and I think I actually did pretty good in the exam.

I have my biology half yearly exam on Wednesday, and I was wondering how I should study. I'm really weak in bio, to be honest. So, is it good to study by memorizing from my notes or is it better to do past papers?