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How on earth do you revise for Economics?

It hurts my brain. "Gross domestic fixed capital formation" is my favourite example to illustrate this. And I get confused with the graphs! Any tips?

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JessicaLucy09

This may help http://studyingeconomics.ac.uk/tips-for-working-efficiently/revision/

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Sandtrooper

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Original post by JessicaLucy09

This may help http://studyingeconomics.ac.uk/tips-for-working-efficiently/revision/

THANKS!

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Chlorophile

Original post by Edminzodo

It hurts my brain. "Gross domestic fixed capital formation" is my favourite example to illustrate this. And I get confused with the graphs! Any tips?

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Hurts my brain too and I don't even know what it means ):

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Sandtrooper

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Original post by Chlorophile

Hurts my brain too and I don't even know what it means ):

That means making tools/equipment. WHY CAN'T THEY SAY THAT INSTEAD?! :angry:

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BBeyond

Original post by Edminzodo

It hurts my brain. "Gross domestic fixed capital formation" is my favourite example to illustrate this. And I get confused with the graphs! Any tips?

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