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Some people say you should start with Fate Zero and some people suggest you should start with Fate Stay night. Others suggest to stay completely clear of the 2006 adaptation of Fate Stay night altogether. Personally, I think Fate Zero is the better option because it is the chronological prequel...

In other words, its part of development

I'm pretty sure if your explanation correlates to the data you've used, even if it is incorrect, you can still get some marks because you've still shown your knowledge

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Since the exam is uploaded I looked at how it was worded. It doesn't saying where it is sold TO, but rather IN what market it is sold. I am certain it is resource.

Yep less expenditure = less training = more accidents.

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The band six cut off is probably between 83 and 85

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

I would lean towards resource instead of industrial. I think many people are confused between markets and industries. The recipient of the good is within an industry itself, not a market. A market is any place or medium that purely facilitates the buying and selling of a specific good or...

Question 27 - Evaluate the importance of operations strategies in achieving a competitive advantage. Question 28 - Evaluate the importance of financial strategies in improving business performance.

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Yeah that's what I thought too at the time, but you have to remember that just because the economy is running at the NAIRU, it doesn't mean that there is no cyclical unemployment necessarily. It just means the economy is at the same rate of unemployment as the NAIRU, but doesn't exactly mean...

Year 1 is the base year, not year 2.

It is reasonably probable. Both are somewhat common stimulus questions and with the strong probability of a macro question, which almost always is stimulus-based, they do have a likelihood of being separated.