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Originally Posted by lawleypop
They really are.
People over-exaggerate her tendency to test on "completely random statistics."
For example, in first year, we talked quite a bit about the nuclear family and how it's changing, divorce rates, how many single women have children, etc. Guess what kind of statistic we were expected to know? You guessed it. Something related to that.
She's not gonna pull out a random statistic from a tiny paragraph that you never even came close to discussing once.
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Yeah, alot of the sample questions posted are pretty self explanatory. Requires pretty much no studying, alot of them are common sense such as:
8. High tax rates tend to
a. Reduce the amount of money created by Government.
b. Make a nation's currency tradable.
c. Promote economic development.
d. Discourage entrepreneurship.
And in most cases, if the Prof goes out of their way to say some shit in class, you can probably guess it's gonna be on the test.