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a good place to start would be your textbook - actually understand what the concepts are. then, after you've done that, go look up some stats at the abs website or the rba website, and it'll make more sense once you've done that.

yeh, the change of scene is tempting. Also, i have this idea in my head that since most eco jobs are in the government sector and have something to do with parliament, that going to ANU would boost my job prospects. now i just need someone to tell me if thats correct or if i've got it wrong.

is it worthwhile doing an economics degree at ANU, compared to doing one at a sydney uni eg UNSW

Definitely China - not only does it have a load of info out there, but it is the best example of globalisation. Don't worry about what everyone else is doing, just focus on making your essay great.

some people are just naturally smart, and can ace things with little effort. others aren't so lucky. you've just gotta work with what you've got, and make the most of it.

Its definitely contractionary - its a bigger surplus . . .

The above is the most correct definition of textual integrity. More simply, it is just textual unity. It is a concept that suggests that every element of the text contributes to the whole, ie each theme, technique, language feature or scene has significance to the big picture, and helps...

I think it has to do with the strength of the bonds - don't quote me on that though.

ok, thanks for that, i was just curious. . .

hey jack, why won't you tutor Physics?

I'm a bit confused about exactly how the marking criteria works. Do they set standards for each band before the HSC test is taken, or do they mould the marking guidelines according to the performance of that year group? It seems a bit dodgy to change the criteria. Anyone know?

this is probably a better way of setting the answer out: population increases most rapidly at point of inflextion, ie, when d^2P/dt^2 = 0 d^2P/dt^2, ie the second derivative = 12 - 6t 12 - 6t = 0 6t = 12 therefore, t = 2 check for concavity change when t = 3, 2nd derivative = -6 . . ...

don't memorise essays - despite what people say, its not the best way to go about it. (i'm assuming we're talking about english) rather, know some key points that you would like to discuss in an essay really well, and then mould these discussion points to the question you get. if we're...

how much does your tutoring cost? and where abouts are you willing to travel?

a) dr/dt = -k therefore, r = integral (-k) dt = -kt + C since d = 5 when t = 0 ie when t = 0, r =5/2 therefore, C = 5/2 therefore r = -kt + 5/2 b) (this bit i'm not too sure about, somebody check this) when t = 12, r = 0 (since dissolved) *substitute...

Timetables don't really work for me either, but you may want to try making a few short term goals ie like a "to do" list every 2 weeks, and try and finish everything on that list within the time frame. That way you can work on a subject you feel like doing.

the amount of time you need to prepare for trials really depends on your style of studying and what you think is reasonable to address all your subjects - everyone has their own opinons on how much time is needed to do this, but really you have to make that decision. In short, to answer your...

Here's some stuff off the top of my head: - we are directing our resources into investment in education and technology, which will increase our productive capacity, alleviating the extent of current supply contraints + reducing inflationary pressures. - greater taxation for high income...

probably a momentum prac . . . .

12 units is really risky, i wouldnt recommend it unless you're really confident with all your other subjects. rather, see if you can try and manage your time better so you can spend quality time on each subject.