I'll be studying CS and Engineering at Dartmouth, so do I need to take Hum 1 & 2? Isn't Writing 5 more than enough? I want to maximize the number of STEM courses and electives I can take, so I'd appreciate some guidance on how I can free up as many terms as possible for STEM classes.
Ok so im predicting that the physics threshold will be somewhere around 206-209 for an A* and 179-181 for an A
p1 was easier because of the amount of repeated questions but it did have a few tricky ones so 30-32
P4 will be 64-65, it was much easier than 2025 but it did have a few smaller trick questions so it wont go upto 66-68
P2 was slightly harder than mj 2025 but id say it wont really change the thresholds much so 41-42
P3 i did the water one and i think its gonna be at 30-31 max
P5 was brutal and it'll be around 19-20
I've cross checked almost all of these
Q1 was C where Mux=Muy
q2 was D what it said
Q3 where it asked what wud happen to point C1 if the road was built, it was from C1 to C3 cuz its external economies of scale
The multiplier was 2.5
The answer for wheat was C its a giffen good and IE> SE
The answer for property rights and externalities was A, something about compensation
The answer for increase in employment unemployment and real Gdp was that both actual and potential growth icnreased
Real gdp falling for two years meant fall in demand pull inflation
The suupply for exports had to be inelastic as it would result in lesser revenue gained and CA to worsen
Last Q was C, short run Financial Account credits
The economic rent definition was A
Profit decreased was 10k, you had to include fixed costs of 5k too
Idk the answer for the broad vs narrow money if someone knows please comment
The external cost was being internalised as the MPC is shifted leftwards to meet MSC and it absorbs the EC
outflow of short term capital
To decrease the rate of currency depreciation the gov had to enforce a fixed exchange rate and it had to be lower so exports increase and CA improves
Diversification q's ans was D, something related to hotels
Trade union shud ask for wage increase when demand is increasing
Australia had a higher living standards than America
Cyclical unemployment for AD being less than Full employment
q29 was A, idr the option if someone does do comment ill edit
T was volume of transactions
What will not change natural rate of unemployment
it was option D something about ppl being unemployed due to general decline in the economy
for the philip curve answer was that the Natural rate of unemployment will increase
Means tested increase and tax allowance increase which was C
for the two graphs q, the prices rose across the period
people would hoard and save instead of investing and spending-> liquidity trap