wham.... i got nailed today for my econs. just nailed manz.... shot in the head just like that... clueless and unaware, i was dead before i could even do the exam...

i was kinda hoping that labour market would come out in the essay section so i could skip that question and hence didn't study it... was like sleeping during all the lectures. it can be sooo blardy boring... anyway... essay choose 2 out of 4. here is the mission objectives:

2a: Explain possile reasons for the increase in demand for computers in your country and illustrate why the price of computers fall despite increasing demand.
b : The price of the latest model of computers rises in 2003. using any relevant elasticity concepts, discuss the strategies producers of new computers may adopt to increase profit in 2003

3a : Explain the terms 'diminishing returns to a variable factor' and 'economies of scale' and distinguish between the two.
b : To what extent do economies influence the size of firms?

here's the mission results:
-20mins planning for all essays
-mission failed for 3b. likelyhood of irrelevance is 70%. didn't know that the economies were refering to economies of scale rather than just the economy
-Linear Demand Curve drawn incorrectly (used to explain 70% of diagrams)
-Elasticity curve drawn wrongly (mistook elastic for inelastic)
-insufficient time
-Oh god come to my aid.

Well at least labour market didn't come out.... oh wait..... there's still the case study.... to my horror, worst fears, shock the whole case study topic was on labour market..... head shot.... silent kill.....bullseye..... bogie down..... i had nothing to say manz.... was just absolutely helpless.....

overall it was a complete disaster, tragedy, defeat, loss, destruction, annihilation, disintegration, demolition of me today manz.... i was practically cursing and swearing at the end cause why??? this is my B subject!!!!!! shit manz!!!! dammit....

well gotta prepare for my lit nowz.... honestly my morale has dropped alot... but i guess it will be in a way helping me to realise my master plan... though it greatly worries me.

"I am prepared to meet my Maker. Whether my Maker is prepared for the great ordeal of meeting me is another matter." --- Sir Winston Churchill (1874 - 1965)