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Hi! I just finished my first year of the applied finance combined. AFAIK the science combined is actually a degree in Science (statistics) so what you are actually doing is a stats degree. Hope this helps. (also let me know if you have any more questions)

Re: HSC Physics - Exam Paper (download) think i got 15 for multis rip goodnight sweet prince thought in q1. it cant possibly be to counteract the motor effect because if it completely counteracted the motor effect their should be a reading of zero.............. countless dumb mistakes from...

im not very confident with what i did but it seems sort of strange that its accelerating at the end of yours mang

lol i did the same thing my whole graph was so bad... forgot pencil so theres a tiny scribble on it to top it all off RIP

Maybe 56-58ish/70? Haven't heard that much from others so take what I say with a grain of salt :Po

Think I got 3d trig wrong (mightve been in radians lmao) Last 3 wrong because realized I treated all of (ii) as 7 games and couldn't do (iii) If no more silly mistake would be stoked but there's bound to be more Overall pretty happy I suppose

Holy fuck no I think I did this too I don't really remember seeing it but it's an easy question so not sure if I just sped through it quickly or just didn't see it fuck fuck fuck this is so dumb man I'm so upset

Nah I think it was more of a light suggestion. ie. you're likely to see it in extended response somewhere, perhaps an exstab/exchange rates question

Nah some dude Peter Kennedy predicted an essay last year and he's called external stability this year- they didn't change it last year when he got it so I doubt they would this time let alone from a thread on a forum

Not 100% sure it's part of the syllabus they just assume we know we do our BOP work under floating exchange rate. BUT I imagine it's due to the fact that in a fixed/pegged exchange rate the central monetary organisation purchases and sells domestic currency on the FOREX market independent of...

Microeconomic policies are supply side policies that tries to encourage efficient firm operation. The general rule of thumb is that if it isn't affecting the entirety of the economy (macro) it's probably targeting specific industries/firms (micro). I'm no expert but I believe that those are all...

Depends how many marks but I'd define the two sections (if it's only a 'briefly' question I can't imagine a great deal of merit defining every individual component) then make sure to explicitly outline the fact that inflow of FDI and portfolio investment (KAFA surplus) results in dividend...

Pretty unlikely to occur in separate sections. Considering the fact that exchange rates are literally a component of external stability it would be more likely to choose between the two or even have a single question incorporating both.

4u Maths 3u English Physics Economics Already hate my life lol

I'm currently taking: Business Economics Ext1 Maths Advaned Mathematics Ext 1 English Advanced English PDHPE I sorta feel uncomfortable taking PDHPE in addition to Business as they're two poor scaling subjects, I know scaling isn't as important as something I can do well at blah...