sniggledot1
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What does everyone think the essays will be on
That wouldn't have occurred since the exam was written. Plus it still technically in deficit based on yearly results.There is no way they don't ask about the Current Account Surplus although probably not in the essay
Forget the recent events. The paper is written between FEB-APRIL. So whatever is trendy around then is more likely.Teacher is predicting that it will be either protection or macroeconomic policies, which i agree with. Exchange rates if also a good possibility too.
It better not be environmental sustainability though, i struggle with that lmao
I think macroeconomic policies will definitely be there, considering how both monetary and fiscal policies been on the news this entire year. Especially with RBA's cash rate cut to a historic low of 0.75%
how about 27 and 28?It will likely be inflation and exchange rates in Q25. In Q26 probably protection and effects of Macro policies.
Sorry I forgot eco doesn't do A) B) on extended. I meant 25 as the stimulus based and 26 as without stimulus. IE those are my 4 essay Qs predictionhow about 27 and 28?
B is less equal in income as it is further from line of equality. Decreasing the top tax rate makes the taxation less progressive therefore making the automatic stabilisers less effective thus making income less equal. Therefore it will move towards B as it is less equal now.
thanks so much, you rock!!!B is less equal in income as it is further from line of equality. Decreasing the top tax rate makes the taxation less progressive therefore making the automatic stabilisers less effective thus making income less equal. Therefore it will move towards B as it is less equal now.
Mps = 1/2.5 (K multipler equation) thefore MPC is 0.6. Mpc is change in consumption/ change in income. Rearrange that and you get 600 for Z BUT you must add 100. Therefore D.@Hscbuzman need your help with this one please....how do you get to the answer please?
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