Politics, Philosophy and Economics OR Politics and Economics
Which one generally contains less mathematics in its course?
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Original post by allyz04
Probably the one with Philosophy because its less focused on the economics side of thing which is where maths is quite significant.
Original post by allyz04
You really shouldn't be doing a degree that involves economics if you don't like maths...
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