I understand that, and that it’s from your personal experience so I’m definitely not trying to minimise or invalidate your experience.
However I feel obligated to ask if that was a business econ or scientific economics course. My Macro 1 and Micro 1 courses were brutal in the first year. The math was not easy. So much so that about 20% only passed the first year macro 1 course, we had to start a petition to adjust people’s grades because of how brutal that pass rate had been…
I’m not saying you’re wrong, I’m saying you might be thinking of a different discipline.
Business Econ is a joke, it is where people go if they want managerial skills and to enter the rat race. Econ as a science is all about policymaking, behavioural economics empirical studies, data science methods, econometrics, maximisation and minimisation… Even linear algebra was included.
It was as a science, but I think it’s probably a difference in perspective. I studied maths so saying linear algebra as the most difficult part kinda proves my point in my mind.
I understand that, and that it’s from your personal experience so I’m definitely not trying to minimise or invalidate your experience.
However I feel obligated to ask if that was a business econ or scientific economics course. My Macro 1 and Micro 1 courses were brutal in the first year. The math was not easy. So much so that about 20% only passed the first year macro 1 course, we had to start a petition to adjust people’s grades because of how brutal that pass rate had been…
I’m not saying you’re wrong, I’m saying you might be thinking of a different discipline.
Business Econ is a joke, it is where people go if they want managerial skills and to enter the rat race. Econ as a science is all about policymaking, behavioural economics empirical studies, data science methods, econometrics, maximisation and minimisation… Even linear algebra was included.
It was as a science, but I think it’s probably a difference in perspective. I studied maths so saying linear algebra as the most difficult part kinda proves my point in my mind.
Okay. That’s slightly skewed for sure…