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Title: A+ cutoff prediction?
Post by: 100.00 on October 27, 2016, 05:49:05 pm
What do you guys think? Higher or lower than last year? (81.5/90)

Title: Re: A+ cutoff prediction?
Post by: garytheasian on October 27, 2016, 05:53:42 pm
I think it will be either the same OR lower
Title: Re: A+ cutoff prediction?
Post by: 100.00 on October 27, 2016, 05:59:48 pm
I'm a little bit skeptical lol.

I feel like many kids forgot to revise external stability (TOT) and the budget for the required lengths for that particular exam.

Title: Re: A+ cutoff prediction?
Post by: Private Joke on October 27, 2016, 06:04:11 pm
Does anyone have their teacher's answers for the multiple choice. I know I stuffed up a few but it would be nice to know that I at least got some right
Title: Re: A+ cutoff prediction?
Post by: 100.00 on October 28, 2016, 07:40:46 am
Does anyone have their teacher's answers for the multiple choice. I know I stuffed up a few but it would be nice to know that I at least got some right

im confident I got 15/15 so if you want to ask which one you are worried about I'm happy to help :D
Title: Re: A+ cutoff prediction?
Post by: Private Joke on October 28, 2016, 09:34:37 am
im confident I got 15/15 so if you want to ask which one you are worried about I'm happy to help :D

I'm happy for you let me know your answers but I forget which questions was which but if I had the question booklet I will know what I put down as the answers
Title: Re: A+ cutoff prediction?
Post by: 100.00 on October 28, 2016, 10:10:11 am

I'm happy for you let me know your answers but I forget which questions was which but if I had the question booklet I will know what I put down as the answers

Lol I cant remember the exact questions, the answers to some of the more difficult ones though(Not in order)

Annualised inflation rate = 4%
Private investment expenditure most volatile
The one about demand/supply was (A) -both prices rising and falling
Expansionary monetary and expansionary budgetary policies
Participation rate and unemployment rate both lower in year 2
Cash flow mechanism

Title: Re: A+ cutoff prediction?
Post by: Private Joke on October 28, 2016, 12:02:34 pm
Lol I cant remember the exact questions, the answers to some of the more difficult ones though(Not in order)

Annualised inflation rate = 4%
Private investment expenditure most volatile
The one about demand/supply was (A) -both prices rising and falling
Expansionary monetary and expansionary budgetary policies
Participation rate and unemployment rate both lower in year 2
Cash flow mechanism
I only got one of those wrong which is good, do you remember the one where it said which one is least likely and the one that says potential output
Title: Re: A+ cutoff prediction?
Post by: TomLee on October 28, 2016, 12:12:20 pm
I think I got all the Multis right except for this one...

In a recession and depreciation, what would happen to imports and exports?

I took the 'recession' bait and went for both going down, when I think the right answer may be exports up and imports down due to weaker currency...

What did you guys put?
Title: Re: A+ cutoff prediction?
Post by: 100.00 on October 28, 2016, 12:31:17 pm
I think I got all the Multis right except for this one...

In a recession and depreciation, what would happen to imports and exports?

I took the 'recession' bait and went for both going down, when I think the right answer may be exports up and imports down due to weaker currency...

What did you guys put?

Exports go up and imports go down.

Imports because lower consumer confidence/devalued dollar,  exports because in a recession the dollar wildly depreciates and boosts export volumes.
Title: Re: A+ cutoff prediction?
Post by: nintynine.ninefive on November 13, 2016, 09:33:16 am
My teacher is an examiner and seems to think it will be around the same as last year (81ish)