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wow! i thought my 95 exam was good....congrats everyone!

yeap...using a set of guidlines they determine what mark a hypothetical band 6 student will get after learning the course. If you get above this mark, its a band 6, thats it. Not sure as to its UAI scaling though...

10-12...thats like double mine...if yours is medium whats mine?

12+16 :D Bout 5/6 words per line though so quite big :( As for exempler...they'd need at least 2booklets of stuff. The exmeplers last year were all like 16+ pages. The 5/6 the year before were only bout 8ish.... even a 6page guy.... ...clearly a correlation there.... anyway...its...

almost over...then KILL BILL!!!

Dumber: Thats arbitration where a binding agreement is enforced. Concilliation is when a concilliator tries to get two sides to reach an agreement

cash rate is 5% I have CPI of 2.6% and growth of 1.9% year to september 2003 That last figure seems really really wrong though...

explain two reasons why govt would use a subsidy instead of a tariff to protect domestic industries. 1. It is more consistent with their policy of freer trade as subsidies are less likely to be kept longer than necessary. this is because subsidies add to government expenditure while tariffs...

Sorry if these have already been posted. if anyone has already done these can they please verify? 2001 1. B 2. D 3. C 4. B 5. C 6. B 7. D 8. D 9. A 10. B 11. A 12. C 13.B 14. B 15. A 16. D 17.C 18. C 19 A 20. D 2002 1. C 2. B 3. A 4. B 5. D 6. A 7. C 8. D 9...

choose the other question

...... now im confused as well... and less than 24 hours till the exam thats not good... :( i thought net foreign liabilities= net foreign debt + net foreign equity i think you mean assets instead of equity....

IMF world bank doesn't do much...

but what he means is if foreign investors borrow from australia, then the money supply in Australia is lowered, pushing up interest rates.

Well for the 2002 paper i don't think the answers can get any better than this... http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?s=&threadid=18514

foreign debt=external debt foreign liabilities = foreign debt + foreign equity (??) no idea bout the second part :(