fallsauce

I have a multi-choice test on tuesday and I really don't want to fail. But I'm afraid that economics and me don't go together so well. We've only covered Microeconomics, demand and supply, and a whole bunch of graphs (ATC, MC, MR, etc etc etc) that give me a migraine everytime I open my books.

Obviously hoping someone can teach me everything in 2 days is a bit of a dream, (and before you say something to the effects of: you should've studied earlier, all I can say is, I know, I know, but it was the holidays and I completely forgot.)

All I want is if someone is able to give me a few tips as to how you remember where everything goes and how to calculate the curves.

If you can see me right now, I am totally hypothetically begging.

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Temporary_User

ahhh!
sorry no help, but im taking a microecon class next semester, and now am thinking it might be too much for me.

BigBen

Sure, give me a PM.

A BA Econ has to be good for something. This might as well be it!

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TM875

Did you ever get the help you need? How did you do?

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danny_boy

I Have a BSc. in Econ and Biotech, feel free to PM.

Instead of memorizing where the curves go, learn what they represent. If you understand what MR, TC, MC are then logically, you can place them on your graph.