Maths cancellation?


If you're faced with a sudden 2 hours on your hands - and you do Economics/Business Studies - then i hope you will use the spare time wisely.

And what could be wiser than reading this blog and learning some more Economics/Business Studies?

(Well, more mathsd is probably wiser - but that aside....)

Take a look at the FANTASTIC image on the left (from today's Financial Times) and also follow this link to see this interactive graphic. Also download or just view this ppt display from tutor2u.

Also consider this:
Can you discuss the effects, both positive and negative, of this recession on the Property Market of Asian developing economies, notably, China and India."

I will be expecting David and Mary to discuss this - or maybe Aidana or Anastasia. Then again I might ask Beavis and Long. I might ask Bibibibibibibi is she's not meditating.

is there anyone else I should ask?

Anyone who has posted long long blogs of excellent English?

Ah, yes, RINAT! Talking of Rinat, he could always revise his elasticity.....

Remember: in times of credit crunching, spend your money wisely

I suppose you could always study Mathematics for Economists....Mary - and if you had time, the class exercises.

:-)

4 comments:

  1. we have to study maths! that's what Ann said! :)))))
    oooh, what I'm going to do: economics or maths! I don't know, soooo difficult!

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  2. nononono, I can't see any links about Maths for Economics at all!!!)))))

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  3. I dont understand the image ...

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  4. I cant understand the image ....

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