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If you plan on redoing them which I think you will have to because they are core, then pass this time.. or you risk getting kicked out of the uni.

Yes they should be all the same.. unless there are dodgy places out there that pay below minimum.. Find out the minimum wage at Fair Work Australia.

Maybe its one of those ghost classes :speechless:

i THINK you can do it during your final year at uni... I've heard.

In order probably: UNSW, USYD, Macquarie then UTS

The question is too broad. I don't even know where to begin....

Generally off the top of my head: CAD: The current Account is the sum of the balance of payment (exports minus imports), net factor income (interest and dividends on earnings of foreign investments minus payments to foreign investors) and net transfers (foreign aid). Net foreign debt as a...

Re: b.economics usyd vs b.comm/law macquarie Yeah not bad job I suppose. You'll need an honours degree to generally get into the econ jobs like RBA, treasury, ABS, Econ consultancies etc. Outside of the law industry (which is saturated) people with law degree have gotten into like...

Re: What licenses do I need to prepare during my b.eco to be competitive for graduate CFA would help like equity research type of roles and looking at the statistics, its bloody difficult to actually pass all 3 exams and "get" the CFA

Re: b.economics usyd vs b.comm/law macquarie Do law. Econ jobs are hard to get into. At least with law, you could broadly apply it to a range or areas.

Anything that will boost aggregate demand in the economy and the GDP. Increase government expenditure, cut taxes, encourage more consumer and business spending and investment. They could do a billion things!

So did you get the job

I'm not sure how much of micro-reforms benefited the resource sector or that we were just lucky.

Yep, a lot of different methods. A tax or a pollution permit trading mechanism seems to be the popular ones these days.

If you are first year, it'll take your ATAR and your uni marks into account. What's your ATAR? You have to apply at UAC.