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lol, thanks 09'er - btw, invaluable tip - use anagrams to remember the syllabus! i wish i'd have known that, say, before two days ago.

lol, my average for this subject is like 70, so getting 5-10 marks more would be awesome. my strength is the short answer and section 3. section 4 is ok, but when my trial was marked by a HSC marker i only got 14 (highest in my class though). multiple choice = death, in the trial i got 10/20...

simple answer: because you don't need case studies in section 3 :) i want global or change. finance = death (unless it's sources of funds). marketing or ER = vomit, would make my life harder but after all i've done today hopefully i'll be alright. my main problem is that i sometimes find the...

i'm going to memorise one for journeys and telling the truth. however for transformations i've written a few, i'm just going to get the general themes/language/techniques etc down, for critical study i've written out heaps of quotes, since it's likely to be specific.

business tomorrow. my prescription was cram cram cram, make up acronyms to remember syllabus, do papers etc i can't just sit around doing nothing the day before an exam, why waste all that time?

after making dinner i'm gonna study more on case studies. gotta make up for that year of slacking off in business lol

you're welcome, good luck

yes. the question will not ask for a case study but the rubric requires you to incorporate it into your answer i.e. Direct exporting is when the product is sold to the overseas market through an agent or intermediary with knowledge of the target market. An example of this is Kebachi Seafood...

i'm pretty sure the exemplars (i.e. high band 6's) would have had case studies. my teacher said it's possible to get around 15 without one, which is a high band 5 (only 2 marks off band 6). that's why those answers are band 5/6 they're borderline. the part you quoted is the rubric, i'm...

i was going to do this. but when i tried to think of how i'd do it, i realised that i had no idea. so i decided to look at actual case studies. however if it ends up being finance, i'm royally screwed (unless i find ways to use my work) :lol: anyway, look at a couple of past questions and...

ethnocentric - home company employees fill all key positions/manage overseas subsidiaries polycentric - host country nationals manage subsidiares but home company employees fill key positions geocentric - the right person from the job selected regardless of nationality it's about...

you're lucky your teacher expects that much of you... my teacher is like, 'you're a potential band 5' lol. in other words if i work hard enough and am lucky, i'll get 80 :lol:

phew, i was beginning to get worried for a second. thanks for your help :)

trying to do specimen paper. i'm so screwed, i don't even understand what the first essay question is asking for. i just can't wait to get the failure over with :rolleyes:

okay, haven't done finance in ages and i'm having a mental blank. i'm trying to do question 22(b) of the specimen paper (http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/syllabus_hsc/pdf_doc/businessstudies_specexam.pdf) so i was going to do: gross profit / sales x 100 to get gross profit COGS =...

okay, phew because i haven't focused on readings at all, really. i know one quite well but i have a better knowledge of the actual play itself.

There's more than that. g - globalisation (this is joined with m and is generally a need to be sensitive to other cultures - I did my workplace, Dymocks - flexible rostering allows religious holidays to be observed) e - e-commerce (need for security in internet banking/bookings - ANZ developed...

i don't imagine it will be an important question, but i memorised it using an offensive catch phrase: ADD Children Fucking Irritate My Puny Mind

not always. i was revising this earlier and my textbook said if you have more debt because you're taking advantage of cash during good economic times, it's generally okay, but if that doesn't get turned into cash you might not be able to pay debts, and in bad economic times it's bad.

i worked sundays. 6 hours. i don't regret it, though it's so good having time off now. too bad that's for study...