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Yo, thanks for that people, especially Conspirocy. Too bad you dont offer free tutition services cause i got another question :P

Yeah, i know what economic development means, but i'm just wondering which definition is this question taking....is it asking for the standard of living one?

Hey, this is my assignment question that i have to do during the holidays... Analyse the impact of globalisation on a developing economy and the strategies being used in the economy to promote economic development When it says economic development, does that refer to the economic meaning...

its important to study standards of living from the point of view of economic growth and economic development. Without income, there would not be a quality of life. But standards of living doenst just include money, but other things needs to be taken into consideration, life expectency, literacy...

What is the difference between Gross National Income (GNI) and Gross National Product(GNP)??? Thanks

How would u find Real GDP than?, how do you take into account inflation?

Reliability is looking at all those things like bias, perspectives, nature under which it was produced, type of source, etc. A Source can be unreliable but still can be useful for whatever the question is asking....Useful is basically, what is it telling you in respect of the question asked.

Just a question, where are you guys up to in your economics syllabus in class?

While talking about flows, what exaclty is a trade flow??

ur not the only one in the west you know :P....Blacktown

Hey what skool do you go to? hard to say about your question, if you would have to talk about the ICJ, you would have to have talked about different scenarios on what the ICJ did.....

What was the assessment mark you got from school, roughly or hoping you'll get?

I think the last short answer in Seciton 1 for World War I was a trick question. Cause it first said use both soruces and further reading the question, it said use Source A to do........(cant rmember the rest)

Well, this year's Germany question on the collapse of Weimar was exaclty the same question we got in our trials!!! so yay! Yeah, Stalingrad question was specific but you could talked about other factors that led to the collapse of Nazism, not just the actual battle.

hahahahaha, i agree with KK, it really is an under statement :P

Could someone give me a good definition of a "Technocrat" and put it into context with Albert Speer Thanks!!!

Thought i've seen that before. Of course you gotta have interpretations, otherwise why the hell would there be historians

Well, i reckon it all depends, i mean if you get a really easy question for Germany this year and every has the basic content blah blah blah,(i mean anyone can just regurgitate information out) etc. etc., the markers will distinguish the good answers by those who have quotes and Historiography...

i honestly doubt it's going to be a peace treaty one, since they asked one in 2001 when analysing sources....post war expectations was also asked in analysing sources in 2002 who knows My bet is on something homefront, espeically propaganda or total war.

Yeah, my school is doing it as well :) Cold War probably would have been more interesting but ah well....