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Some subject reviews from Semester 1, 2012 ECON2206 (Introductory Econometrics) Ease: Tough one to say because it ranges from anywhere between 2 to 7/10. If you knew how to apply all the stuff, it was easy, however, you had to understand the concepts in order to progress further. Content...

2U maths is fine. The first few weeks, present value, future value, ordinary annuity and annuity due are pretty straight forward once you get your head around it. Make sure to master it and remember all the formulas (and how to rearrange them). Bonds are also straight forward. The last few weeks...

Some subject reviews from 2011 ECON2101 (Microeconomics 2) Ease: Depends. First few weeks were 10/10 but by the end, it was 5-6/10. But if you did the work, it wasn't too bad. Content: Stuff on budget constraint (which was easy), Utility, Profit Maximisation, Cost Minimisation, Demand, Supply...

Some subject reviews from 2011 ECON2101 (Microeconomics 2) Ease: Depends. First few weeks were 10/10 but by the end, it was 5-6/10. But if you did the work, it wasn't too bad. Content: Stuff on budget constraint (which was easy), Utility, Profit Maximisation, Cost Minimisation, Demand, Supply...

hi everyone i'm currently an economics student wanting to transfer to commerce/economics at the end of the year and i'm wondering whether it is easy to transfer between the two degrees. is there anyone out there who has done the jump? similarly, is there anyone who has transferred with a WAM...

i suppose it's stating the obvious but i guess you go to the post office to pay the $500 even though the amount due on the invoice is $0.

where's the poker club, where's the chocolate society, where do they meet and stuff? details greatly appreciated :) as for the question, so far bsoc and ecosoc.

will have a look, cheers :)

economics.

that's good getting your first choice more often than not, i feel somewhat better about my prospects. UC Santa Barbara seems like an enticing prospect haha!

wow the UC process seems real dodgy runnable, what did you do, if you don't mind me asking?

hey guys, i'm looking at doing student exchange in america as soon as i'm eligible to apply (which is after 1st semester). i was wondering if anyone knows which unis in america are the most competitive and i'm also wondering what extra requirements are needed apart from the credit average. for...

courses starting with a number 1, that helps a lot, thanks for the assistance :) looks as though it's accounting and financial management 1B then

this may be off topic, but on the subject of picking a course based on the major of your choice, i'm planning on doing an accounting major and in the UNSW handbook, there's this: Compulsory courses ACCT1501 Accounting &...

cheers for that, this is the new program structure right? just have to get that clarified, that's all mate :)