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yeah but the question says "people retrenched from their jobs did not actively seek work" not "they lost there job then searched for work and then stopped looking" because technically if they lost there job and then searched for work the labour force wouldnt have changed. just looks like...

for a positive of inflation i said it acts to depreciate the $A which will increase our exports and increase FDI. Also for the subsidy diagram i didnt draw a new supply curve i drew a dotted line under the equilibrium to show how the quantity would decrease and the price would go down and then...

q19 say for instance they are employed and there are 100 people, 10 are unemployed so that means the unemployment rate is 10/100. The question says "they lost their job and did not seek work" so this means that the unemployment rate would now be 10/99 as there is one less person in the labour...

i think i did housing it was simple maths if i remember also i thought descretionary was referring to tax because the government has no control over how much is paid whereas non descretionary was transfer payments. made sense considering the next question was "how does a non descretionary...

what was the question

ummmmm no if they want our exports that increases demand for the $A which appreciates it, increased demand for our imports would move the demand curve to the right whereas the picture shows the supply curve moving the right meaning the supply of the $A has increased A is correct because to...

hope you didnt put that in your CAD essay cos thats completely wrong. CAD is only private sector debt.

Yeah i may have got that one wrong. Pretty sure all the rest are right. I was struggling to think of how it would depreciate the $A but i was certain that government debt had nothing to do with the CAD. Still pretty sure it doesn't, because the net income section involves the repayment of...

I'm 99% sure its a trick one of the fundamental things i got taught was to not fall for government borrowing adding to the CAD because it is completely separate. May be something different though.

i was pretty devo when i saw the first question but then i ended up being glad with micro and 28 i was ecstatic with because CAD and exchange rates are my best essays. I have pretty small writing so for my english 1000 word essays i would fill uo about 5 pages. Pretty stoked when i wrote 6...

ok iv done with my exams got nothing better to do so ill give u right answers and explain the more difficult ones 1. A 2. B 3. C 4. B (buying government securities increases cash in the economy and thus lowers interest rates- pretty easy but hard to get mixed up) 5. A 6. D (difficult but...

A b c b a d c a a d d c d a d b a d b a

exactly but the thing is he said his thumb pointed to the left (used his left hand) but then said that the electrons would flow to the other side??? that makes no sense hes got the right answer then switched sides

umm mate hate to point it out but if u got the force down the page and the field in to the page and your thumb points to the right you used the wrong hand HAHAHAHA

wow i made some stupid fucking mistakes also q2 according to all text books man has made centripetal force is 9.8 m/s towards the earth question 4 is D due to the vx component (how the hell else would it have gone further) question 5 i have no idea i naturally assumed since the moon...

yes i know its over but do you still honestly not understand. I know niche is a type of market e.g. goth clothes/ferrarris, but jewelerry is not in a niche market. However marketing to such an insignificant section of the market (teenagers) means that they are TARGETING A NICHE MARKET that...

ok this is my last post on this picture the jewelery market it is a large market (consumer) consider who buys jewelery most (30-50 year olds because of expendable income) how many 15-20 year olds do you know who purchase jewelery as opposed to older people if they targeted 30-40 year...

Theres a difference between a market that a company markets to and a market in general. A 'market' is any situation involving consumers and producers (basic economics) so in that sense jewelery falls under the category of 'consumer market'. In the marketing sense it is aimed at a niche market...

You are completely stupid if you say that we're thrown off by the fact that it is 15-20 year olds because you are the one who is stupid for thinking about the product as a whole rather than as the statement asks "what market it is aimed at". If it said "what type of market is jewelerry in" the...

for the renciling conflicts of interest i did the "identify the need for change, set acheivable goals, create a culture of change and reinforce using change agents" and adapted it to the situation