2007 Graduate Entrance Exam - Mathematics New Edition Reference Book (Economic Category)

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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: Best-selling book in the domestic market for similar subjects, written by authoritative experts in question setting and tutoring, jointly created by frontline economics mathematics exam tutors, content, question types, and difficulty levels closely aligned with the syllabus, providing a comprehensive grasp of the difficulties, key points, and trends in economics mathematics exams. It categorizes question types, highlights key points, and offers problem-solving strategies for important and frequently tested topics and knowledge points. It includes a sufficient number of selected examples and exercises, summarizes common mistakes made by past examinees, provides guidance to avoid unnecessary errors, and offers six major bonuses. This book is an excellent guide for postgraduate entrance exams. Firstly, its content, question types, and difficulty levels must align with the requirements of the postgraduate entrance exam syllabus. Secondly, it should provide a clear and accurate overview of the difficulties, key points, and trends in the exam, offering precise summaries. Additionally, it should include a sufficient number of carefully selected examples and exercises, specifically addressing the key points, knowledge points, and problem-solving strategies that candidates should understand and master. It also summarizes common mistakes made by past examinees in the exam, offering guidance to avoid unnecessary points loss.
Secondly, each chapter is organized by key points and knowledge areas, accompanied by learning methods for each chapter, but the knowledge covered is not restricted by the sequence of university textbook chapters.
Thirdly, when solving exercises, candidates should strive to complete them independently, think critically, and summarize key insights. They should compare and contrast multiple methods to enhance understanding. Simply knowing how to solve problems and getting the correct answers is not sufficient; time and efficiency are key.
Fourthly, based on the successful experiences of past examinees using this book, mastering it thoroughly is sufficient. If candidates refer to multiple guidebooks simultaneously, it not only incurs higher financial costs but often yields counterproductive results. The term "mastering" refers to reading the book at least twice with diligence, including solving exercises. The first reading is at most an understanding, while the second reading allows for reviewing and gaining new insights, elevating to a rational level of comprehension and the ability to apply knowledge to different scenarios. If additional practice is desired, candidates may refer to the Economics Mathematics Exercise Book published by the China Renmin University Press.