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Arghh... Now all I'll be thinking about during my IPT exam is FIFA 2001 on the PS2 lol

But you're being an arrogant wanker. Apart from your first few posts you havn't added anything to the discussion, just tried to make yourself look smarter than the rest of us.

Why did you post then. Im sure everyone here knows your opinion by now

Blu-ray discs?

Yeah C. Bad luck about the calculator, at least it only lost you 1 mark ;)

Participation rate = Employed + Unemployed / Working age pop * 100 Unemployment rate = Unemployed / Employed + Unemployed * 100 Participation rate A = (35 + 5) / 70 * 100 = 57% Unemployment rate A = 5 / (35 + 5) * 100 = 12.5% Participation rate B = (26 + 4) / 50 * 100 = 60%...

lol, you have his phone number?

Its a lot of thinking for one mark :p

We're just discussing it. If you dont have anything to add then dont post.

It got merged into the sticky

k = 1/0.25 k = 4

What would be the initial impact of an increase in aggregate demand when an economy is at its natural rate of unemployment? A) An increase in unemployment and an increase in prices B) An increase in unemployment and a decrease in prices C) A decrease in unemployment and an increase in prices D)...

What did everyone get for this one? I got C

Re: Multiple choice answers Ahhh.... no. Have you ever seen a Subsidies graph? Its C

75 odd

Im either way... I found the multiple choice easy but I don't know about the rest

Re: Multiple choice answers 1) D 2) B 3) D 4) B 5) A 6) D 7) C 8) C 9) C 10) A 11) A 12) B 13) C 14) A 15) B 16) D 17) A 18) B 19) C 20) B

Lol thats why I dont do anything during reading time... If I know my essay is gonna suck I'll be worrying about it throughout the multiple choice and short answers. I just sit there for 5 minutes :p

I'd think B - If Australias trading partners are in recession and Australias isn't (pretty bloody unlikely), there will be less demand for exports as overseas consumers have less to spend, and more imports as the $AUD will increase relative to their currency, meaning we can purchase more -...

The whole thing?