Econ Hl Oh Noo

Hi.

Seems we're all overwhelmed with the "load" of reading we have to get through in Glanville's Economics text. I didn't think I would ever do it, because his formal english, quite literally, puts me to sleep. BUT, I've done it. From the 1st page of §1 to the last page of §5 (598 pages total) - I am finished.

BUT HOW?
-Put on some 'happy' music, sit or lie down, and read.
-Have a 4fx calculator, pencil and highlighter to help you along.
-After the first reading, so as to reassure yourself you know what you're talking about, get some paper and a pen, or a word-processor if you like, and re-read (ala high-speed) writing down the important things that you came across (i.e. those you had to focus a lot on) for example: the keynesian multiplier, or, the C+I+G+X-M=C+S+T or something of th like.

GOOD LUCK!!!

but of course!

Hi.

Seems we're all overwhelmed with the "load" of reading we have to get through in Glanville's Economics text. I didn't think I would ever do it, because his formal english, quite literally, puts me to sleep.

i dont like that alan glanville book much, i've got the osc guide, and ive got an A-level book for economics, and i use them, they both summarise everything really well and make it quick enough to go over everything in one day..

im worried about the banking aspect, never really paid attention in class when we were doing it (or other times actually) so its first time im looking at it..also worried bout development - those questions are always really bad.

shudnt have called it banking i guess..i meant the quantity theory of money lol..and how the monetarists believe in smthing and the keynsians disagree and all that mess with money supply and inflation etc.

->damn you macro-economics<-