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Hence read my post right above yours.

Yea, Doctor or bye bye HSC.

Facts are for hypocrites, HURRRRR

Nah maths was true I think, unless multiple people from Ruse were trolling hardcore

Guy at our school wrote 32 pages for one section, 24 for other, and I was sitting next to him... Really inspirational stuff xD (I think he writes 4-5 words a line)

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Re: the countdown to the bali bombers' execution - I'm excited! Death penalty is the only way for these guys. They're already telling others to continue their Jihad, imagine if they were left to live in jail and continue to spread their radical bs for 40 years behind bars because the media in...

You gotta hook me up with the stuff you're on man :P

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Didn't that happen in Extension 1 maths as well, if this is true, I think that's merit enough to complain. Two extension exams where they are getting extra time...? Or you're trolling, haha :P

Essay question was pretty much a conventions question, so no real big surprise there. Creative, lol, what a joke. I went in nervous that I'd have to adapt my creative heaps than I didn't have to end up adapting it all. @ people saying it was an easy question hence a high average, apparently...

Mandatory page post lol haha

Eh so so, I didn't play my best on the day, but I think I still played solidly.

I'm pretty sure Sam was being sarcastic?

Eh, i shouldn't be doing this i've got ext 1 tomorrow but anywhooz. At NAIRU, there is still frictional, seasonal, structural, and hardcore unemployment, as well as hidden. When there is eco growth: Frictional unemployed don't get employed quicker as it is addressed by better...

Nah man, when you move to a decentralised system, there is less government intervention hence less protection for workers, wages fall. Also with question 7, as there is more aggregate demand, that pretty much means eco growth, which means hidden unemployed rejoin the workforce and initially...

Economics 2003: Scaled mean of 31.0 Mathematics 2003: Scaled mean of 29.8 Each year the scaling barely changes, and I know in 2006 a mark of 96/120 for maths would achieve an external mark of 90. Thus, using the slightly better scaling, that means a mark of around 78% should be a flat 90 in...

18/20 for me then, stupid misread on question 2, I somehow read it as selling gov. securities when I rushed through, and the market failure question : /

looks like this debate shall rage on till january then, hoorah!

when do answers come out?