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I hate Microeconomics
I'm currently taking a summer course in Microeconomics, and I can't remember hating a class so badly at any other time in my life. I've been told it's how the teacher teaches it is what's really important, but I'm not sure. Our class grade average is 56%. I've been studying like crazy and get think I understand the topics, but come test grades, it turns out I only know about 70% of what I really though. It doesn't help the professor writes in accelerated english. Sometimes it's like trying to read a foreign language. I really need to pass this course though, so any help would be appreciated, whether it be websites, stories, posts, or whatever.
/rant over
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What specifically are you struggling with? I agree though, I didn't enjoy microeconomics, much preferred macro!
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I have a degree in Economics and I can tell you that the early classes are difficult. It isn't until much later down to road that you can move on from all the assumptions you are forced to make and really develop new theory.
Given that, my advice would be not to "over-think" the questions on the exams - especially in intro micro courses. That is ultimately what messed me up....Follow the theory strictly and go with the conclusion it leads you to. Hard to really offer up more advice than that with such a general post. I'd be happy to try and help if you had a more specific question. I will say there are some pretty good YouTube videos out there on the basics of Micro that walk you through the theory in a straightforward (IMHO) fashion. Sometimes looking at the problem from a slightly different angle makes all the difference. |
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I loved (micro) Econ. To each their own.
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I personally thought micro was a relatively easy, yet interesting class. Took it as an elective outside my major
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i love economics both macro and micro. they're all very common sense.
advice...i'm sorry i guess if you really love something you'll be good at learning it; however i can suggest a book that i'm currently reading. THE ECONOMIC NATURALIST by robert h. frank you may probably heard about this book, too. it's an interesting yet learnable ourtside reading that can help you get to know basic econ concepts through everyday examples. good luck on your class!
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i hope my teacher next year is good cuz im taking AP Microeconomics. for those not in the states, AP level courses are courses that are taken in highs school and when u get to college, can exempt because you already took it. so it is a college level course.
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Hate to bump an old thread, but just wanted to report back. Ended up getting a B in the class.
So for any of you who don't think you can do it, you can. Because if I can, anyone can.
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I enjoyed Econ. I found it to be fairly easy to grasp. But my Econ course focused on both micro and macro in probably fewer detail than your microecon class
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I hated both economics and statistics. I had the same professor for both and he was great but what was presented was awful. I'm so glad I don't have to worry about those classes anymore.
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I didnt like micro when I had to take it simply because our professor loaded us up with busy online homework.
Most of micro is just finding the area of triangles, and subtracting those areas when you need to. On my first exam I drew really poor graphs that were too hard to read and resulted in me messing up the math. After that I took more care in making my graphs and my grade improved a lot. |
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I liked Micro but not so much Macro. Professors were of about equal difficulty, so more so on the subjects.
I almost majored in economics, but I'm glad I didn't ![]() Glad you pulled out a B.
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I preferred macro to micro, but I think a lot of that had to do with my profs. My micro prof was pretty crazy.
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Microeconomics is a bunch of pyscobabble nonsense. Fancy words that are made up to explain why people buy things. That was my general understanding of the class. Completely worthless crap.
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Microeconomics...Need Help...
Hello Guys! Does anyone of You know how to do this task?
I have no idea what I can write about this in 500 words ![]() I will be so grateful if someone helps me.. please Labour force and production function... A company’s labour force is composed of three categories. Firstly, there are unskilled workers, described with the symbol L1, displaying low productivity, employed at packing and loading the baked pies. Then, the firm employs skilled workers, described with the symbol L2, displaying high productivity, employed and the actual making of the pies. Finally, the business is managed by skilled administrative personnel, described with the symbol L3, displaying moderate productivity, employed at all kinds of administrative tasks. Below you will find three possible, logarithmic formulae of the company’s production function. Choose the right one and write an argumentation of 500 – 700 words, to justify your choice.. ![]() a)ln(Y)=ln(K^a )+ln(L1^b1 )+ln(L2^b2 )+ln(L3^b3 )+ln(A) a>0;b2>b3>b1>0 b)ln(Y)=ln(K^a )+ln(L1^b1 )+ln(L2^b2 )+ln(L3^b3 )+ln(A) a>0;b3>b2>b1>0 c)ln(Y)=ln(K^a )+ln(L1^b1 )+ln(L2^b2 )+ln(L3^b3 )+ln(A) a>0;b1>b2>b3>0 |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xj9ZHvciAwc And if you keep saying to yourself that you hate it you wont even try. |
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Had a little bit of a hard time grasping what was being taught in my Econ 101 class my Freshman year, ended up with a D. But, found it fascinating so kept taking classes in Econ as electives and looking back on college, really wish I had majored in it.
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Any illiterate person can also easily this question! Just kidding....it's all Greek to me.
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it's an interesting yet learnable ourtside reading that can help you get to know basic econ concepts through everyday examples.
iphone4/21.5" imac/15.4" macbook pro
So for any of you who don't think you can do it, you can. Because if I can, anyone can.



I have no idea what I can write about this in 500 words 


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