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Reply 4180

smoky188

Seriously why aren't you answering him when you know the answer.

Reply 4181

...mo...

Original post by alex_hk90

This really isn't the best way of researching. Just read some undergraduate Micro and Macro textbooks and you should find loads of uses.

i need to know now. asap. where can i find the answer?

Reply 4182

-Illmatic-

Original post by ...mo...

i need to know now. asap. where can i find the answer?

Calculus is used in calculated marginal cost and revenue..that was the result of a quick google search. When it comes to research Google is your best friend..perhaps you could also go to your local library or something :dontknow:

Reply 4183

crazy1234

Original post by -Illmatic-

Everything has been added, I meant how long does it take for me to get my Track details etc :colondollar:

Once it has been processed, and you receive acknowledgments, I just used the id on ucas apply, and the same username and password as i used then and it worked for track :smile:

Good luck

Reply 4184

-Illmatic-

Original post by crazy1234

Once it has been processed, and you receive acknowledgments, I just used the id on ucas apply, and the same username and password as i used then and it worked for track :smile:

Good luck

I tried that but it didnt work for me...apparently they can change your ID when its being processed

Reply 4185

Tateco

Original post by -Illmatic-

I tried that but it didnt work for me...apparently they can change your ID when its being processed

Go onto track, say 'forgot personal ID' and they will e-mail it to you. The username and password will be the same :smile:

Reply 4186

-Illmatic-

Original post by Tateco

Go onto track, say 'forgot personal ID' and they will e-mail it to you. The username and password will be the same :smile:

SWEAR?! thats pretty wicked. Will try that :wink:

Reply 4187

jamiepango

Original post by -Illmatic-

SWEAR?! thats pretty wicked. Will try that :wink:

You must have been one of the unlucky ones who's ID has been changed :tongue:

One a side note, I now have 2 acknowledgements from Bath and UCL. At least I know that I have sent it to the right place :biggrin:

Reply 4188

-Illmatic-

Original post by jamiepango

You must have been one of the unlucky ones who's ID has been changed :tongue:

I know man :redface:

Reply 4189

alex_hk90

Original post by ...mo...

i need to know now. asap. where can i find the answer?

Micro: solving consumer problem / producer problem, general equilibrium models, information economics problems (screening, signalling).
Macro: solving 3-equation models a la Barro-Gordon, Solow-Swan style growth models, real business cycle models.

That's just what I can remember off the top of my head.

Reply 4190

...mo...

Original post by alex_hk90

thanks a lot

Reply 4191

...mo...

Original post by alex_hk90

What is meant by solving consumer problems. Is it calculus or algebra?

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Reply 4192

alex_hk90

Original post by ...mo...

what do you mean by solving consumer problems. Is it calculus or algebra?

In its simplest form, it's often called the individual's UMP (utility maximisation problem) - they give you the consumer's utility functions and there's a budget constraint due to limited income. It's more calculus than algebra though with trickier formulations you'll probably need to do a bit of algebraic manipulation.