Section I: Multiple Choice (2 Viewers)

[Crisium]

Pretty sure it was ASX primary

Thank god

That's about the only question in MC I had to make a solid guess on

 

[FlameLash]

What about the ASX one?? (If it was ASX... pretty sure), was it secondary or primary...?

The ASX itself is a secondary market, but there is also a primary and a secondary market operated by the ASX. I put ASX primary

 

[aanthnnyyy]

Thank god

That's about the only question in MC I had to make a solid guess on

Eco

 

[Flop21]

Yay feeling good for business MC

I've truly learned from my terrible performance in bio MC.

 

[Crisium]

Eco

Haha I did eco in prelim and I recall learning about the ASX but I never listened in class LOL

Maybe that gut feeling I had in the exam was coming from a flashback to those eco prelim days

 

[Crisium]

Yay feeling good for business MC

I've truly learned from my terrible performance in bio MC.

I forgot that you still have multi, so good luck

 

[band6man]

Economics students would have been advantaged with this

tbh the book never mentioned it so gg no re

Any HSC book will definitely mention it my friend.

 

[Flop21]

I forgot that you still have multi, so good luck

Thanks gotta smash it because of that disgusting aligning and scaling.

 

[crowley926]

Economics students would have been advantaged with this

tbh the book never mentioned it so gg no re

Maybe it depends on teachers?
We definitely went through it in class

 

[WrittenLoveLetters]

I remember seeing it somewhere.... maybe it was from preliminary??? I can't remember where I've heard primary/secondary in relation to ASX, but somewhere.


I purely guessed and put primary. I know it functions as a regulator, so maybe that's the primary bit, and the secondary bit is the trading of securities? Or visa versa?

Primary is where new shares are released and sold for the first time.

Secondary is where "second hand" shares are bought and sold (or traded)

So since the New Issue = New share/First time released
Therefore, its Primary. Thats how I justified to get that answer.

I'm very sure I learnt it in Year 11 Economics and Year 12 Business Studies (Finance, underneath the Influence section on Financial Institutions).

 

[Flop21]

Primary is where new shares are released and sold for the first time.

Secondary is where "second hand" shares are bought and sold (or traded)

So the New Issue = new share into the market.

Therefore, its Primary. Thats how I justified to get that answer. I'm very sure I learnt it in Year 11 Economics and Year 12 Business Studies (Finance, underneath the Influence section on Financial Institutions).

Ohhhhhhhh. Yeah. Well my guess was correct!

 

[WrittenLoveLetters]

Ohhhhhhhh. Yeah. Well my guess was correct!

Good guess !

 

[Crisium]

Maybe it depends on teachers?
We definitely went through it in class

My teacher sat at the desk in front of the class

I made notes the entire two years on the laptop - He never wrote notes and the only time he talked was to blame the shit people in the class for doing bad

I can't believe that my school would hire teachers - There's one teacher like this for every subject and I basically got them all this year

 

[Ekman]

Haha I did eco in prelim and I recall learning about the ASX but I never listened in class LOL

Maybe that gut feeling I had in the exam was coming from a flashback to those eco prelim days

Lol I do eco and I don't know what ASX is...

 

[aanthnnyyy]

My teacher sat at the desk in front of the class

I made notes the entire two years on the laptop - He never wrote notes and the only time he talked was to blame the shit people in the class for doing bad

I can't believe that my school would hire teachers - There's one teacher like this for every subject and I basically got them all this year

I had the same teacher for eco and business and tbh for business I never really payed much attention haha. It's just one of those subjects you 'get' I guess. Also parts of the finance topic is really easy to understand if you do Eco hehe

 

[middo2112]

no i meant 9, for the first part of the question on the path, the one that said how long would a critical path analysis take, not the question were it increased

It was 18. CPA is the longest path as in that time you can complete all tasks.

 

[XxX Weed Wizard XxX]

What was the answer to the question that asked whats the best example of performance pay?

Was it the answer that said sally receives a bonus for meeting her sales target or the answer that said like john received pay that was 5% above what was outlined in his award? Cause isnt sally only receiving a monetary reward or..?

 

[Flop21]

What was the answer to the question that asked whats the best example of performance pay?

Was it the answer that said sally receives a bonus for meeting her sales target or the answer that said like john received pay that was 5% above what was outlined in his award? Cause isnt sally only receiving a monetary reward or..?

performance > pay because of your performance > picked sally because that was the only one that fit the criteria to me.

 

[aanthnnyyy]

performance > pay because of your performance > picked sally because that was the only one that fit the criteria to me.

... Sally... What a coincidence

 

[XxX Weed Wizard XxX]

ah yeah i took it the other way cause like sally's pay isnt actually being effected like her salary is her salary this is just a monetary reward on top of it where as Johns receiving 5% above his award implys that performance resulted in an increase in pay.