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Why is labour productivity a major indicator of the impact of microeconomic reform? Quoted from Page 279 of Leading Edge book, 2nd last paragraph... or perhaps how does Structural change impact on labour productivity Can someone please explain this to me please :P

1. Explain the link between the BoGS and the CAD; net income and net external liabilities. 2. What are the cyclical and structural factors that have contributed to the CAD in recent years? 3. Why do we measure the CAD as a percentage of GDP? 4. How can international competitiveness be...

I got a question, what the difference between short term money market, cash market and the overnight money market? Is the overnight money market the market of funds from available for financial intermediaries Cheers

person should have rewrote the question using proper english and no shortcuts, then it might make more sense

Ummm.. 18/20 for my first asssesment task on China and just did half yearly. Do any of you guys have a good essay on the impact of globalisation on Australia, thats not in the resource section already?

C and B in my opinion

Yes it is possible 1) Use trigonometry to find Ux and Uy 2) Find Time by using v = u + at 3) Find range by using X = Ux x T hope that makes sense. The range ends up being 14.5 i think...

yeah, i suck :P I dun have answers to these papers, just making sure

There is no formula. The way i did it was, to get to the new dollar position, there woud be an increase demand, therefore, you need to increase from 12 to 19 quantity.... Also another question lololol What is an acceptable economic argument for a government to impose a tariff on...

I need the answer to this multiple choice question thanxs!! What must the RBA do to raise the exchange rate from $A1 = $US0.55 to $A1 = $US0.60? A) Buy $A7 billion B) Sell $A7 billion C) Sell $A13 billion D) Buy $A13 billion Is it A??

yes you do have a point. But i dont agree on the fact exports aint related to TWI. yes, TWI measures the "movements of the Aussie dollar against a basket of currencis". But currencies dont just move by themselves, and they aremoved by the demand and supply of that currency. So they are...

Does anyone have the standards package or sample answers for the questions in those two exams by any chance and care to share it :)? Thankyou

I dunno the correct answer but i'll have a punt :) When the dollar appreciates, that means the TWI will go in the opposite direction, ie down. Because the dollar makes the economy's exports less competitive, therefore less volumes of goods being traded out of the country, hence TWI will go down...

Hey, i just got a question on Generators.... Do AC generators and DC generators produce an eddy current? and why.... Cheers

sweet, thats what i got as well

Hey, i need the answer to this question on this site from a James Ruse paper.... http://home.swiftdsl.com.au/~kewpid/exams/JR_Trial_2003_3U.pdf Question 6a iii Cheers

Thanks alot mate

I believe....we simply cannot buy another currency for free and hence, we must sell our $AUD to buy another currency. That means we sell our $AUD and increase the AUD supply. An oversupply of AUD over the demand of AUD will depreciate our dollar.

http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/hsc_exams/hsc2004exams/pdf_doc/maths_ext1_04.pdf Could someone please show me how to do Question 3B, Question 4B ii and Question 6A ii Cheers

Just wondering, What can increase a country's participation rate? and what can decrease a country's participation rate? Cheers