Recent content by phoebeee

6-5-8 I waffled on for so long about cultural authority... :cook:

I had the exact same question. I think you just base it on the activity (I'm doing viticulture) and then just a few examples from the local case study/economic enterprise. Pretty much what that guy said.

The person who started this thread is a troll.

I'm going to go macro/fiscal policy, mainly because I love this topic and I have so much information, and also it's rather current. Hope it's not anything to to with labour markets:chainsaw:. Possibly something on environmental policies with the Carbon Emissions Trading Scheme and what not.

Try going to sleep with an empty mind. It'll give your brain a well deserved rest. That's what I do and it seems to work just fine,

Sames.

Re: Business Studies Section I: Multiple Choice Crap. Got 11 wrong. I thought overseas was the exporter. Man oh man

Holy crap me too. I just BS'd about how it's easy to obtain finance, but shareholders can gain too much control.

Lols. I agree.

Re: Business Studies Section I: Multiple Choice If it just said that it was selling jewellry, then yes it would be consumer. But they've added the age bracket, which has segmented the market. The only answer it could be is niche. But that's just my opinion.

Re: Business Studies Section I: Multiple Choice Consumer market is when you're selling a good for consumers who are going to use the product themselves... IN GENERAL. Niche is a small section of the market - hence, answer was C, niche.

Omg. This is um, anti-discrimination! You're not ethical or legal.

That's wicked. Wicked as in cool! Not the watch store is wicked.

Excuses excuses. And sorry, I don't have maths notes. Well actually I do but they're allll handwritten. I've kind of neglected maths... I'm going to get like 75 :(

Omg, like, wtf. You're the dirty-minded one. :jaw: