2025 · Written examination · Q51 mark
Comparing unemployment rates
Domestic macroeconomic goals
Multiple choice · Section A
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2025 · Written examination · Q141 mark
Calculating the terms-of-trade index
Australia and the international economy
Multiple choice · Section A
2025 · Written examination · Q151 mark
Tariff reductions and import markets
Australia and the international economyAggregate supply policies
Multiple choice · Section A
2025 · Written examination · Q1(a)2 marks
Public-good characteristics
Markets and resource allocation
Outline · Section B
2025 · Written examination · Q6(a)2 marks
Changes in the actual budget deficit
Aggregate demand policies
Description · Section B
2025 · Written examination · Q6(c)6 marks
Demand policies under global uncertainty
Aggregate demand policiesDomestic macroeconomic goals
Analysis · Section B
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| Topic | 2025 | Years present |
|---|---|---|
| Aggregate demand policies | 1/1 | |
| Australia and the international economy | 1/1 | |
| Domestic macroeconomic goals | 1/1 | |
| Markets and resource allocation | 1/1 | |
| Mixed topics | 1/1 |
Aggregate demand policies
Present in 1 of 1 year shown
Australia and the international economy
Present in 1 of 1 year shown
Domestic macroeconomic goals
Present in 1 of 1 year shown
Markets and resource allocation
Present in 1 of 1 year shown
Mixed topics
Present in 1 of 1 year shown
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Official question identities, mark allocations and published results come from VCAA. Labels, topic coding and syllabus mappings are ATARMAxxing analysis. Historical shares describe indexed printed marks, not future-question probabilities or a candidate’s assessed weighting. Wrong-option rates exclude omissions; zero-mark and full-mark proportions are separate measures. Published rounding is retained: means and outcome percentages are separate reported statistics, and no mean is reconstructed from rounded distribution percentages. Source links open the parent question or text; use the official paper for exact wording, figures and later parts. The current examination has 15 multiple-choice marks and 65 written-response marks, with 120 minutes writing and 15 minutes reading.
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Official question identities, mark allocations and published results come from VCAA. Labels, topic coding and syllabus mappings are ATARMAxxing analysis. Historical shares describe indexed printed marks, not future-question probabilities or a candidate’s assessed weighting. Wrong-option rates exclude omissions; zero-mark and full-mark proportions are separate measures. Published rounding is retained: means and outcome percentages are separate reported statistics, and no mean is reconstructed from rounded distribution percentages. Source links open the parent question or text; use the official paper for exact wording, figures and later parts. The current examination has 15 multiple-choice marks and 65 written-response marks, with 120 minutes writing and 15 minutes reading.
Classification: VCE Units 3 and 4 study design from 2023; 2023–2025 main examinations. Each question is counted at the separately marked subpart level. The source questions and stimuli remain in the authority's original documents.
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