C1-critical writing For each of the statements below, assess whether the statement is TRUE (always correct), FALSE (always wrong) or UNCLEAR (meaning correct under some circumstances, wrong under other circumstances to define). In 4 to 6 sentences, provide an explanation / illustration of why is the case. 0 marks, even if your conclusion was correct. Your answers must be entirely in words with no balance sheet, no diagram and no equations. The answer must reflect the content of the course and cannot use an outside source. Using copy/paste is strictly forbidden. (2 marks) b) The purchase of Treasury bonds by the RBA from an insurance company creates new ESF and new bank deposits. (2 marks) Write your answers in the box below. If your answer exceeds 6 sentences, the marker will ignore the content of the rest of C1-critical writing For each of the statements below, assess whether the statement is TRUE (always correct), FALSE (always wrong) or UNCLEAR (meaning correct under some circumstances, wrong under other circumstances to define). In 4 to 6 sentences, provide an explanation / illustration of why is the case. 0 marks, even if your conclusion was correct. Your answers must be entirely in words with no balance sheet, no diagram and no equations. The answer must reflect the content of the course and cannot use an outside source. Using copy/paste is strictly forbidden. (2 marks) b) The purchase of Treasury bonds by the RBA from an insurance company creates new ESF and new bank deposits. (2 marks) Write your answers in the box below. If your answer exceeds 6 sentences, the marker will ignore the content of the rest of