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Could you possibly explain what you mean by "Increased government spending should crowd out investment in the medium run, right?"

I dunno the procedure, but seriously you should be calling the lecturer first instead of posting here on BoS for advice.

Call up the lecturer (John Sheppard i think) he'll help you out. here: http://efs.clients.squiz.net/efs/staff/alphabetical_list_of_staff/john_shepherd

<object height="350" width="425"> <embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/ln36gPZBACU" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" height="350" width="425"></object> Just copy paste the 'Embed' code on the left on the youtube pages.

It's been a while since Micro, so this may not be right. I remember that profit is max when marginal revenue (MR) = marginal cost (MC) We know Total revenue = P.Q = Q.((360-Q)/20) so MR = 18 - Q/10 (just derivative of TR) and MC = 6 + Q (derivative of TC) equating these two i got Q = 13 1/3...

Man that was lame, even for you.

Pretty good first ep i thought. Looks like maichael is gonna come up with a genius plan again, lol. Just found this site http://www.ihatetorrents.com/pbonline.htm it has direct links so it might be faster than torrents, but they seem to die pretty quick. But the second link is still working.

I assume you're talking about the 'generic skills' assignments. They come from the 'Generic skills by Samanta Sin' textbook you are supposed to purchase, but you're better off just copying down the questions from a friends book or borrowing from the library.

Does anyone have the answers to last years stat271 assignment 1? Thanks

Doubt it. Damn you asylum, i cant stop staring at that sig of urs!!!

Westcott says that they look to see if your GPA is above 3.0 and then they give more weighting to your results in 2007. Well luckily my GPA is > 3.0 (for now) but results for 2007 aren't that good so I might do it externally. Anyone know if there is a way you can join the Institute via the Uni...

Hey guys, I was just going through the unit outline for ACST255 and it says that ...we will be using the CT5 Course Notes from ActEd Australia. If you have not already obtained a copy of through ASSOC please visit ActEd at ttp://www.acted.com.au/ordering/ for details on how to order. So I was...

Just wondering if anyone knows what these units are like: STAT271 - is it harder than stat272? ECON201 ACST255 - i know people have said before that its harder than acst200, but is the content similar to acst200? Seeing as it has stat271 as a prerequisite I'm guessing its there is more...

Just scraped though with a pass (52). Feel relived yet crap knowing that i'll have to see Jim Farmer again :( . This means that i'll have to do 15CP in semester1 next year, do i need special approval for that? Btw, thanks for all your support guys appreciate it.:)

Looks like eStudent is going strong so far, no crashes yet. Guess they must've updated their servers or something. Damn this means that we'll get them at exactly 12, I want a couple of more hours before i'm told I failed :(

Thanks for that, looks like this page might not crash like eStudent usually does.

Hey guys, i have a question about waivers and prerquistes. I want to do ACST255 next semester, it has the following prerequisites ACST151(P) and ACST200(P) and STAT272(P). I just did ACST200 and STAT272 this semester but i'm pretty certain that I failed ACST200. So i was wondering if i applied...

That's not true. In the course I do (actuarial studies at Macq) we need to get Credit+ in certain subjects to get qualifications from the Actuarial Institute. So if someone only passes a certain unit they usually repeat the subject to try to get the credit. The subjects come from a variety of...

It was at midnight last sem, but as usual the e-student servers crashed. So you (along with most people) would've had to wait to 4.

Well they found his body today in Eastwood http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/police-locate-woodgers-body/2007/06/23/1182019419793.html We'll find out on Monday whats going to happen to the student, when he appears in court.