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Lol i didnt even understand that guy

Lol thanks for that. i get all of that but i dont get at what point can we say tht our objective of distribution of income and wealth is achieved is it at gini coefficient at 0.3 at 0.2 at -0.2:bomb:

The government may have a budget surplus by reducing government spending and increasing taxation. That will decrease AD and hence consumers will pruchase less. This means a decrease in the purchases of imports and hence the BGS improves along with the CAD Using examples, explain the impact of...

Im guessing income distribution So they could tax the high income earners more and redistribute this money to the poor through higher welfare payments

What is an 'equitable distribution of income' cause Australia certainly doesnt aim for a gini coeffcieint of 0 as that takes out the incentive effect for working harder and more productive HELP PLEASE :)

1. The WTO is a body that is promoting global reductions in trade and a move towards free trade. 2. The IMF provides emergency funds to nations undergoing exchange rate collapses or other economic issues 3. The world bank provides loans to developing countries to finance devlopment projects...

The multiplier refers to the concept where an increase or decrease in injections will eventually lead to an even higher change in national income. Thus for example a small injection by the government will stimulate economic activity in some areas causing a rise in AD in other areas too. This...

But doesnt the increase in foreign flows eventually cause a higher net income deficit and thus a worsening CAD

So does an appreciation benefit or worsen the CAD as there is increased spending on imports but decline in foreign inflow Or similarly would a decrease in interest rates benefit or worsen the CAD (because of the same reasons above)???

What are Australia's economic objectives? -Sustainable level of economic growth -Full employment -Inflation between 2-3% -external stability -an apporpriate inequality in distribution of income and wealth <<<<< nt sure help me out -Ecologically sustainable development By using examples...

I thought Inflationary expectations would rise as people have more money in their hands (demand-pulled inflation)

oh yeh shit i went from the current to the centre :(

b) 0.1176Nm downwards how did you get this? i use t=fd t=0.04x9.8x0.10 mc- 10 B<<<< still not sure though 11-A judging by other ppl's discussion here 12-D

s=ut+0.5at^2 initial velocity is 0 as xsin0=0 hence s=0.5at^2 as s is the same for both projectiles and a is constant, time will be the same.

future physics tests should be 2 hrs. I could've used that extra hr to study eco :(

omg you were right except it a 4-marker i think. anways close enough :)

i got like 790ish years. i think 796 im not sure edit: just used my calculator and yeh my answer in years is near your answers in seconds :)

Re: 2009 HSC Physics - How did you go? yeh im pretty sure i got the same time for q.19. i dont know what the question was for q.21

Really? i thought it was one of teh easier papers. I rkn raw mark won't chnage much for previous years so 82-84

yeh pretty easy exam, Astro was really straight forward except for the 6 marker which i completely ignored in my study. Hopefully >85 raw