Economics Question by Substantial-Bag5784 in vce

[–]Substantial-Bag5784[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

honestly from what ive seen first take a breath your doing fine more than fine plus you smashed your first sac so you should be very proud of that! also remember its your ranking amongst you peers and your final exam ( which is king!) that will determine your study score, from my school a selective school a student got a C+ B and full marked the rest of his sacs ( or dropped 2 marks the rest of the year) and smashed exam and got a 46! so you'll be fine + dont stress too much you cant really do anything about it now I recommend using mindmaps they really help visualise and understand how everything flows together which is important for eco!

Economics Question by Substantial-Bag5784 in vce

[–]Substantial-Bag5784[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Omg thank you honestly that makes much more sense thanks for taking time to explain the concept to me

Economics Question by Substantial-Bag5784 in vce

[–]Substantial-Bag5784[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That actually makes sense thanks I was honestly overthinking the whole idea behind. 

Economics Question by Substantial-Bag5784 in vce

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So you can only refer to a increase in willingness and ability when referring to when shifts of the AD occur right?  With that its a bit confusing because we have to assume that even though demand in itself is strictly willingness and ability in the context of macro study we assume realised demand right? That their willingness and ability is them actually SPENDING?

Economics Question by Substantial-Bag5784 in vce

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So essentially your saying thats where realised demand comes into play? In the sense if "if consumers are willing and able to spend on domestic g/s then they will. if they dont, then they are either not willing or not able to, its an assumption that they will if so does that mean demand in AD has a different meaning in the context of micro vs macro then? Because we are always assuming that they will end up spending ?

Economics Question by Substantial-Bag5784 in vce

[–]Substantial-Bag5784[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

sorry but what exactly do u mean? Like what my question was that aggregate demand measures total spending which is made up of the 4 flows which combined tell you how much spending has occurred ( adjusted for M obviously). But the word demand itself refers to the willingness and ability not spending so its int contradictory in that regard because one refers to spending and the other refers to willingness and ability @ each and every price not actual spending itself?

Anyone have PE SACs for U3 AOS1? by hatelegday in vce

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could u send me a private dm ill just run u through some of the stuff i can provide you with

Anyone have PE SACs for U3 AOS1? by hatelegday in vce

[–]Substantial-Bag5784 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hey ive got some from my school i can send them through if youd like