I was just reviewing Mathematics for Economists. While a lot of it sounds fascinating, it’s probably not what I need at the moment. Too much of it is over my head. So on second thought, I’ll probably just review the first half of Calc 1, learn the second half, and tackle Varian.
On the topic of macro reducing to micro, point taken. I appreciate the clarification.
Good idea. I wouldn’t worry about complicated integrals if you’re just preparing for Varian. You’ll need integration, but I don’t recall anything too complicated. It’s mainly the differential calculus that you’ll need.
I was just reviewing Mathematics for Economists. While a lot of it sounds fascinating, it’s probably not what I need at the moment. Too much of it is over my head. So on second thought, I’ll probably just review the first half of Calc 1, learn the second half, and tackle Varian.
On the topic of macro reducing to micro, point taken. I appreciate the clarification.
Good idea. I wouldn’t worry about complicated integrals if you’re just preparing for Varian. You’ll need integration, but I don’t recall anything too complicated. It’s mainly the differential calculus that you’ll need.