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I would talk about macro policies... they are much easier (to me at least)

MY day 2morrow: Wake up 7:45am...Do exam 9:25am.. Go to the tavern 2pm...Come home from the tavern7pm.. get picked up to go to party8pm.... stumble in my front door 1-3am.. annd sleeeeeeeeep.. Im more looking forward to the latter part of the day..

Somone mind explaining what they are...

^Ok thanks for that. Does not economists believe the Balance of Payment constraint to kick in at around 7% ?

This is the type of question that i/most people could write an essay about. But here is one simple solution: Loose monetary policy --> Low interest rates --> More people have access to funds --> Increased Aggregate demand --> Emloyer's need to employ more workers to keep up with the high...

Im not memorising anything to do with Brazil, if it happens to be in an exam question, i will just do the other one. F*ck Brazil.

I Never heard of informal contract before. Not in legal nor economics.

Can u please explain how Real GDP is defined.. i forgot..

I assume a decline means it has depreciated... Thats only an assumption going of common sense, someone know the answer?

^never heard of that... not going to learn it..

my house is large :) 4 split-level stories! lol, but its on a hill, so it looks big from the front.

LoL... well i suggest learning all about: Monetary policy, Fiscal policy, and Labour market reform before going into the exam.... if u at least know a bit of info on those three things, then there is a chance you can score good marks in one of the essays..

Sounds like fun, although: 1. Being 200cm tall, i look kinda goofy dancing. 2. Granville is way outside the shire... too far! 3. Ill prolly be relaxing by the pool in order to blow of steam before the exam. Have fun anyway.

Tight monetary policy...thats a start.. Increased interest rates leads to decrease in borrowing(or increased in loan repayments for those who allready have loans that aint fixed), leads to less disposable income, leads to decreased agregate demand, due to decreased agregate demand inflation...

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I was unaware that it could be individual... But why would an individual seek to get an AWA, when it would be much much quicker and prolly cheaper to sign an individual contract?

Can someone please tell me an up-to-date figure on the CAD as a measurement of GDP?? Isnt it around 7.2%? Or no?

ARe you sure that is correct? Having done workplace law in legal, and practically the same thing in Eco, i have been taught that the two types of Enterprise bargaining are: -Enterprise agreements (WIth a union) - Australian workplace agreement, which is a group of employee's from the...

i *think* It has somthing to do with if we were to repay all our foreign liabilities back in one year, we would have to pay 63% of our GDP.. in the 1 year. Where as 6% of our GDP is being sent oversease PER-YEAR... ...hmm, that prolly makes no sense, and is prolly wrong. *waits for...

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