Case Study #2- Read the scenario and answer the questions given the information below. You just graduated from high school and you're planning on taking a gap year before going to college. You want to live and work overseas and you're researching how to get a work visa in Australia. Before you pay the $300 application fee, you decide to learn more about the Australian economy. You're hoping that the economy is not in a recession so it will be easier for you to get ajob. You listen to this short podcast about Australia's economy from 2018. 1. According to the podcast, why is Australia's economy so unique? 2. According to the podcast, what are the three reasons why Australia's economy is growing? 3. What are the two unusual things that Australia exports? How does this lead to growth in Australia? 4. A different news article said that China might experience less growth this year. If China has a recession, how will that affect Australia? 5. How are politicians in Australia different from politicians in the US? How does this help avoid recessions? 6. Given this information, do you think it will be relatively easy or relatively hard for you to get a job in Australia? Why? 7. You are about to submit your application but then you found out that Australia, like many countries, only offers work visas to highly skilled workers. Why don't they offer work visas to all workers? 8. In 2018, the Australian government announced several programs designed to attract global talent. If this works, how will it affect Australia's economic growth? Why? 9. You told your friend John that you wanted to move and he pointed out that Australia recently experienced devastating wildfires that destroyed over 6000 buildings. John said that the fires are good since they will result in more spending on repairs. Explain to John why he's wrong