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Actually, one needs alot more mathematics to better understand some of the concepts presented. But then not many people would be doing Economics, so they make a course, which requires minimal mathematics - like you don't even need to know calculus. (Of course, that's why they have Actuarial Studies for people who know calculus and the sorts.)
 

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Whether the assumptions are realistic or not doesn't matter, what matters is they provide a model of a real thing.
 

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I wouldn't say nothing close to it.

Take the Demand and Supply of a Good. If the Demand increases, the prices go up (in the longer run).
 

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They never reuse assignments. Only pink papers.
 

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so out of econ200 or 201, what would be the difference.

so far i have found micro much more interesting. so i should do 200? now i am assuming the 100 level subjects have something to do with the corresponding 200 level ones.
 

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econ111 and econ200 are both mirco... econ110 and econ201 are macro...

i'd say do macro.. its much more interesting!!
 

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haha 200 it is :D

plus i dont want to do 201 with them bloody actuaries and even if my mark is decent, they'll over shadow me :(
 

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Damn those actuaries making my marks look crap (Happens every semester...)!
 

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melbournian said:
but that assumes prices are determined by utility. Its not the case.
Doesn't have to be the case.

For example in summer, if an ice block was $5.00 and the demand was 2 ice blocks, and two days later, they decided to reduce the price to $0.50, then what would you expect the demand to be? Greater than 2, I'd hope. Assuming this is a normal good.
 

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aditya said:
i think he meant economic models u genius
well its really same thing..
like say the goods market model u learn in econ110 use simple autoregressive process of order 1..whereas we juz model everything including more hardcore stuff like prob of someone jumping off a 200m building given it's 2pm and the sky is cloudy... :(
 

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