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2012what answer did u mark for that RPI question? rate of change in inflation?
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2012what answer did u mark for that RPI question? rate of change in inflation?
D ?2012
Yeah! what was the answer for unemployment benefit one? And the one for nominal and real effective exchange rate?
You made my day :') I randomly selected A.i just made a random guess of C in unemployment one....
However for real and nominal ER i am 101% sure it is A though i changed by answer at the last moment to B
What unemployment question? Question 1?You made my day :') I randomly selected A.
And for unemployment one, I selected D!
YupThe answers to the last four questions were all C's
Nah, the one they gave the table for unemployment benefit and the unemployment rate?What unemployment question? Question 1?
Oh...can't remember that question. Did you choose 0.33 pounds for that transport costs question?Nah, the one they gave the table for unemployment benefit and the unemployment rate?
Nah, I chose 1.50. I made some weird calculations and the answer came 1.50.Oh...can't remember that question. Did you choose 0.33 pounds for that transport costs question?
Pheeeww! I did variant 1 and the paper was easier than I see how v12 wasVariant 12
Brother i did the same thingNah, I chose 1.50. I made some weird calculations and the answer came 1.50.
u do have the paper?Pheeeww! I did variant 1 and the paper was easier than I see how v12 was
infinite.What was the answer to that elasticity of demand?
Infinite or zero?
You beauty brother!!! :-Dinfinite.
That's because in that case, the price would be perfectly elastic and it'd be parallel to x axis, in this way, no matter how much the demand curve/supply curve shift, the equillibrium price would not change!
1 correct and 2 incorrectAnswer for them two statements? 'An increase in the price of Maize will result in a decrease in the demand for Maize.' I don't remember the second statement..
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