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Another question, im doing law/commerce, if i drop law (trafering to commerce/eco) does my first year law subject count towards my wam?

hey, im a first year commerce/law student at unsw and im looking to transfer to comm international, as i dont think law is for me. What is the best way to do this, The ASB lady says to continue with law and comm till the end of the year, but i dont see the point in doing the law subjects. The...

^wrong, i am an AAA reciever and got an offer for combined law with a UAI of 96.5

Me - Am I guaranteed entry into b law/b economics having gained a uai of 96.5, with the 5 bonus points? UNSW response - "With a UAI of 96.5 plus the AAA bonus points you are eligible to undertake any course at UNSW other than B/Medicine and will offered a place in any program that you put as...

anyone?

hey, just wondering what is the go with applying for this course seeing as though it uses the same UAC number as B Comm, do u just say u wanna do Comm/Eco when you get in? thanks in advance.

we are, about 15 blokes from 28th-6th, should cross paths!

Y=C+I Y=100 + 0.8Y +40 {since C=100 + 0.8Y} 0.2Y=140 {1-0.8} Y= 700 {140/0.2}

^ i did not find that ammusing.

^co-sign

INdustrial market: Includes industries and business organisations that purchase products to use in the production of other projects or in their daily operations. Example Tip Top Bakeries buys flour to make bread. The market includes buyers of machinery, tools and raw materials. Intermediate...

yeep thats what im doing, SOR 1 is beyond a joke, ill probably end up needing it though.

they would not ask it now, wake up.

considerin strategic thinking involes thinking about the the future of the business its obviously wrong. The answer is definatly D.

So just wondering who here learns a generic essay for question 3?

Product markets: where final G+S are sold factor markets: where productive inputs such as land labour and capital are bought and sold.

The private costs are those such as raw materials, labour and other factors of production involved in the production process i.e those borne by the individuals and firms. These costs are covered by the prices at which goods are sold. IN theory, the price mechanism determines this price without...

Simply, rising domestic inflation will make Australian exports and import competing goods more expensive in relation to foreign competition, therefore reducing international compeitiveness. and the other one would take to long to type. surely you have a textbook? i know the leading edge and...

Re: best uni for business? wow, city kids really are oblivious to ANU. Univeristy of Canerrra is different to ANU. For B Economics, ANU is the pick of them from what i have read.

What does everyone think there going to be? I'm hoping changes in society or foreign policy, but i have no idea. share your insight.