2006 New Edition Reference Book for Postgraduate Entrance Examination Mathematics - Economics

Author: Yan Chuquan et al.
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Each chapter in this book is organized according to examination points and knowledge points, while also providing study methods for each chapter. However, the knowledge covered is not restricted by the chapter order of university textbooks. When studying each chapter, it is hoped that readers will carefully read the "Examination Requirements" section to clarify the number of examination points and knowledge points in the chapter, as well as their question types, key points, and problem-solving approaches. This approach, "using the framework to guide the details and using key points to cover the broader picture," helps to master the chapter's review. This is also the essence of this book. When students do practice questions, they should strive to complete them independently, think deeply, summarize frequently, and compare multiple methods. Simply knowing how to solve problems and getting the correct answers is not enough; time and efficiency are key. Based on the successful experience of past examinees using this book, as long as the book is thoroughly mastered, one book is sufficient. If candidates use multiple reference books simultaneously, not only will the economic cost be high, but the results often turn out to be counterproductive. The so-called "thoroughly mastering" means reading the book at least twice with diligence, including doing the exercises. The first reading at most counts as understanding, while the second reading can refresh knowledge and elevate understanding to a rational level, enabling the ability to generalize from one example to many. If additional practice questions are desired, the Economic Mathematics Exercise Book published by the China Renmin University Press can be referenced for use.