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I'm not a uni student, but my brother does comm/law @ Unsw. I think UNSW has a better reputation for the degree in general, you can check the good universities guide for exact figures. Also UNSW has a new law building i believe, i think it is openning next year as well. Cut off was lower last...

thanks everyone, you have all been helpful :)

Hey all, i'm deciding whether to go to USYD or UNSW for a B Comm degree, prolly majoring in Economics/Finance or maybe Accounting Just wondering if there are any differences between the two unis? I've read the other threads that are related to this matter, and it's still unclear. Is one...

Step 1: Write notes for AOS + Modules Step 2: Write generic essay for AOS and each module; mine were like 1200-1300 words, more than i could write in 40mins.. but they contained everything relating to the syllabus Step 3: I memorised each essay pretty much, and knew my notes + quotes v well...

thanks sooo much for this, awsome

less time on BOS, more time studying.. haha

My Marks: (HSC Marks) English (Adv) - 91 Eco - 93 Physics - 86 SOR1 - 47 Maths - 92 Maths Ext 47 Legal - 93 2005 NSW UAI: 98.40 :)

Don't think a lot The only thing i can think of is: - Simple multiplier and MPC/MPS - Distribution of wealth for the differing propensities to consume

An externality is what the price mechanism fails to take into account --> market failure occurs An externality is a harmful or beneficial side effect that accures externally from a market transaction --> Externality cost/benefit

Q1: - Making formal suggestions to the AIRC for the Safety Net Wage Case - Involving themselves in CA's - Industrial action; however limited to the period of enterprise bargaining Q2: - Leakages > Injections --> National income will fall Q3: Wierd q.. i'd say - Increase flexibility...

Yes, they are individual

Well, although the surplus increased slightly from last year- it was actually a midly expansionary budget because there was a load of increased revenue from the cyclical factors, including- - increase in commodity prices - improvement in ToT - highest in 50 years - Low unemployment

i've got in my notes; surplus $7.0bn in 04/05 to $7.4bn in 05/06 but i don't know where i got this from:/

Microeconomic policy deals with supply-side economics, and attempts to improve resource allocation in Australia's use of natural, capital and human resources. Such policy is directed at the product markets, where G&S are sold, and at factor markets, where productive inputs are bought/sold. As...

The stance is MILDLY expansionary