Recent content by Freaky

eaaaaaaasy :D Multiple choice=hard, essays =medium, short answer= piss easy :D I didnt study for labour market at all, i didnt need too.. thank god i did workplace in legal studies :D Pretty much anyone who did workplace in legal had an advantage... oh well! Lucky us :D

STOP LIVING IN THE PAST!!!! lol, jokes.. I would scan it but i just chucked out everything i have that relates to school... going down to the bush 2morrow night to get drunk and dance around a fire of school notes :D ..lol

It would be good to mention Australian & united states free trade agreement(AUSFTA)? Which will inject 60 billion dollars into the aus economy between 2005 and 20025 & Create 40,000 new jobs. ?

hah come on. its like nearly 10pm.. bit late to be studying now!? GIve up and fail allready :P

I hope your underwear is trust worthy... if there is a macro question... my underwear will be full of a warm creamy liquid... ...thats kinda fucked up... lol.

hmm.. i got a pretty good grasp on most things Dont really know any stats.. but still i reacon, depending on the essay question(how broad it is), i will still get in the A range for the essays.. Short answer and MP worry me a bit.. *is not studying*

i go to the gym to vent my anger... As arnie would say: "When i pump up, its like im cumming"

Linking increased productivity to: Eco growth, unemployment, inflation, CAD(BOGS)... its piss easy.. Talking about micro... scares me :( Thanks for the answers guys. hear you go:

a) State an example of a government policy designed to promote microeconomic reform in Australia (1 mark) b) State ONE reason why governments implement policies of micro economic reform.(1 mark) To increase efficiency, to reduce inflation??? anything else? c)Explain how...

hahaha im just playen dude! I hope u get this response and dont write those figures in the exam tomorrow :S :S :S My bad!! I just chose 2 totally random numbers, i cant believe they actually fit the description of what you were looking for. lol!!

^Yup 2... and.. 4.5 *nods*

fair enough, makes a bit more sense now, thanks for clearing that up.

Could the opposite be true aswell? IE: Increase in productivity ---> Decrease in price --> Large increase in aggregate demand (assuming the good is elastic) --> The employer having to hire more workers to keep up with the demand --> a reduction in unemployment? Yey or ney?

Yea i would do the other question aswel... but u see, it was one of those "blah blah blah on any country other then australia " Now im not bothering on studying brazil, so i get stuck with the crappy question.. lol.

Discuss possible government responses to changes in the global economy that have affected Australia's trade and financial flows. hmm..any suggestions how to tackle this one?