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87 for physics dont know if happy or not

i put in the compitition policy, infrastructure and labour dereg which all decrease cost push via decreasing costs of production.Are they wrong though?They have been used by the government are they available to the government? :(

i thought it was sent by god i couldnt have gotten a better exam ! We got the same question in our trials

hay whats the formula for the nairu is our teacher told us it is 5 + 0.(current rate) has any one else seen this ?

I really dont understand why these have to equal zero under a floating exchange rate. For example during the first year of the asian financial our exports would have been low, imports high and debt servicing high leading to a high cad. Yet there wouldnt have been overseas investment here...

Economics is the handy work of the devil thats all im going to say. :chainsaw: :mad: :chainsaw: :mad: :chainsaw: :mad:

hay i got the same to so hopefully ( as orignal list)

thanx I can understand the concept when it is done like that but our text book takes a different approach. It asks us to calculate the difference in the binding energy not the mass ????????? And do we get the mass of the reactants/ products from the periodic table?

Two days before the exam I have realized I have no idea about binding energy. In my text (contexts 2 p483) calculations show that in a fission reaction the binding energy of the products is greater then the original uranium atom? Wouldnt this mean the reaction is taking in energy rather then...

Any one have a opinion on which uni is better for commerce science. I really want to go the sydney cause it is gorgeous and the commerce degree seems to be very respectable. However i have heard that sydneys science is a joke especially physics. UTS's business degree also looks more flexible...

Any one have a opinion on which uni is better for commerce science. I really want to go the sydney cause it is gorgeous and the commerce degree seems to be very respectable. However i have heard that sydneys science is a joke especially physics. UTS's business degree also looks more flexible...

yay god it does 2 :( my brain is fried i hope i cancelled down the final eqn! thanx heaps

whats the deritives of 2lnx i have this sickening feeling that i did it wrong. I moved the 2 so it was lnx^2 then dy/dx = 2x on x^2 :confused: :(