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Huh? I need to do an extra unit might have to look into this. Can you expand on this at all?

The slope is rise/run but we want Q/P for price elasticity so we just take the inverse which is run/rise. Subsidies are tricky, still haven't had it clarified after searching the web/looking at answers, i think DWL is overpoduction or the difference between what the gov actually pays and the...

I will laugh if i get an HD, laugh!

Without the variance you use the t critical values! (I think) Wait that might be population variation vs sample variance. You may have to calculate it yourself if possible or it's a proportion qs perhaps.

It's not a probelm cause of the assumptions you use for p values, something like P(s) > 5 and P(1-s) > 5 or whetever it is assume normality and the t distribution is obselete. This raises another question, when actually using T distribution do you assume normality or what? What do you actually...

Does it matter, I don't think you are required to pass all components of the course. 13*2 = 26 so you passed not rocket science btw.

I think it's 24%

Why are you studying now this is a night before thing :)

Postcount plus 1 PS crap thread PPS you aren't e-cool absolution die in a house fire asap

Its basically an extra year of doing irrelevant subjects (from most accounts) but it differentiates your degree and gives you leeway within the course only one compulsory unit.

Probably because they are too lazy to make up new questions.

Commerce, you have to major in economics if you do a b economics and i don't think the career prospects for economics is all that great. If you did commerce you could double major in accounting and finance which is what I'm probably doing, that way you can get a CPA be a recognised accountant...

Wayyyyy off, ironic.

"Don't cross the streams" "Why?" "It would be bad"

Cause they scale your mark out of 15 to 20.

15.33/20 ok i guess.

Yes just group it in there with normal expenses.

Yes it is a good subject, no reqs!

OMG done!! Woooo, that might be the hardest and most nit picky assignment I've ever done.

And where the hell do you get a 2 from for adjusting entries, the only single digit I get is 2525 for computer depreciation expense (ie the digit furthest to the right) :| Edit- good stuff chickenntaters Anyone have a source for classification of expenses??? Can't find anything in text...