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  1. C

    Sections III, IV : Extended Response

    HAHAHAH ME TOO my economics teacher literally told us that in passing about two minutes before we went into the exam and then when i was writing my monetary essay, i was like "in fact, just TODAY, the RBA has announced that they are dirtying the float" hahahahahahh i was like hellz yeah i hope...
  2. C

    scaling for eco?

    anyone know what a raw mark of 90-95 would be scaled to? that's me being very optimistic and curious as my economics teacher has been an hsc marker for like ages and she says that kids actually get 100 in the paper hence does that mean for everybody else the scaling becomes less?? because...
  3. C

    We're going through the entire paper, posting answers.

    what the hell that series one is def 12 if you sub n=12 back into the sum formula then you get over 400 plus because the first term is actually n=0 because it hasn't been zoomed, hence why people got the final answer as being n>12.5 or whatever it was, but the answer is 12 times
  4. C

    50% aligned marks

    yeah my teacher kept repeating to us the whole of this year that last year the state average was 51% raw, which got scaled to 81% in the end
  5. C

    Section I: Multiple Choice

    natural rate of unemployment implies the relationship between unemployment and inflation, and thus phillips curve............
  6. C

    Section I: Multiple Choice

    i think 12 is (d), just from doing loads of questions about funding budget deficits, but there has been some argument about that if you read above but otherwise i got exactly the same, just there's been argument about Q7, whether it was (a) or (c) so unsure about that
  7. C

    Section I: Multiple Choice

    17 is (a) because the GST is regressive, as in, it taxes the same percentage no matter what income you earn, therefore is a disadvantage to lower income earners who have to pay more of their income than higher income earners thus increasing inequality
  8. C

    Section I: Multiple Choice

    Re: Multiple choice answers okay tops thanks ! just actually everybody at my school put that it was a subsidy, but i thought that subsidies didn't change the price and then a girl said that a quota would have a straight line down graph woo so 19/20 depending on what Q7 was ...i put C but...
  9. C

    Sections III, IV : Extended Response

    i predicted both the essay questions that i did!!!!!!!! well, i predicted a trade organisations one, and a micro one, and a monetary one so woooooo!! when we did the paper check, it was like christmas i actually started grinning and my hand was dying during the essays because i had modern...
  10. C

    Section II : Short Answer

    i did both those things too, i think it's right as long as you could link special economic zones to economic development, as opposed to just economic growth and more competition in the financial sector due to introduction of foreign banks
  11. C

    Section I: Multiple Choice

    Re: Multiple choice answers what was the one with the diagram and the increase in the domestic price?? i can't remember what question number that was, my friends said it was the subsidies one because i put the quota one but does a quota have a straight line down instead
  12. C

    96/100 or 48/50 what will it take?

    what raw mark do you need to get into Band E4 roughly, or does it totaly matter on the cohort
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