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i need help with some eco questions

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mand3e:
you guys make me laugh a lot because i have idea what happening. LOL

aww.. you guys make me feel all warm and fuzzy inside-people fighting over answering my questions! LOL

mand3e:
OMG Apple XY i think possibly you could be Praveen or something, i use your Accounting notes! LOL really really good notes btw :) very very concise, so good work.

Collin Li:

--- Quote from: AppleXY on July 12, 2008, 05:22:42 pm ---And oh btw, I like finance and there is 99% chance that ill work in a corp. bank, so they use acronyms alot ;) [especially EBITDA lol]

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Yeah, heh although that's really shitty accounting stuff, haha.

AppleXY:

--- Quote from: mand3e on July 12, 2008, 07:35:02 pm ---OMG Apple XY i think possibly you could be Praveen or something, i use your Accounting notes! LOL really really good notes btw :) very very concise, so good work.



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haha thanks, Mandy (i'm guessing?). Glad you liked them :)

Collin Li:
Necromancy because this is a low traffic board, so it doesn't hurt:


--- Quote from: coblin on July 12, 2008, 12:55:39 pm ---I guess one disadvantage is that now the RBA is unable to cooperate with the government in installing inflation (perhaps not only using monetary policy). I'd personally argue that the negative effects of political pandering far outweigh this possibility though. Inflation targeting is simply not an attractive political platform when it results in high costs of borrowing for Australian voters.

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I'm actually studying this now. I basically got it right (surprisingly). A disadvantage is the government (in control of fiscal policy) cannot cooperate very well with the central bank (monetary policy), and hence cannot use the fiscal-monetary mix to its full advantage.

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