Do you have to know eurozone crisis?

[sadboy222]

And other stuff like that? pls respond

[redxman]

no

[morantz]

It's not a bad idea if you do, considering it's still within the current economic climate.

[sadboy222]

Im getting so stressed i dont know recent things

So just to be safe by the exam i should learn:

-1 AD + AS factor for each of the goals.

- Policy initiatives   from the recent budgets effecting the achievement of each goal

- Aggregate Supply policies e.g. National Broad Band Network

what else?

[morgs21]

And other stuff like that? pls respond

It's one of the most important things thats been happening so of course..

[lolwutxx]

You wont have to know the underlying causes of it. But you should know how it has affected goals such as economic growth, mainly through sustained low levels of consumer sentiment

[sam.utute]

You wont have to know the underlying causes of it. But you should know how it has affected goals such as economic growth, mainly through sustained low levels of consumer sentiment

A great way to tie the Eurozone crisis into your answers is to discuss it under consumer growth (or global consumer growth) or overseas economic growth, which are both demand factors.

[lolwutxx]

You wont have to know the underlying causes of it. But you should know how it has affected goals such as economic growth, mainly through sustained low levels of consumer sentiment

A great way to tie the Eurozone crisis into your answers is to discuss it under consumer growth (or global consumer growth) or overseas economic growth, which are both demand factors.

yeah, that's true. Also, because the exam was written mid year (whilst the ToT was still high), are we allowed to answer questions in that manner? or do we have to refer to the idea that it has fallen over the past 5 months? Thanks