Solving Methods and Techniques for Economic Mathematics (Calculus)

Author: Mao Gangyuan
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book categorizes the main content of economic mathematics (calculus) by problems, using examples to summarize the solution patterns, methods, and techniques for various types of problems. It emphasizes the thought process and methods for problem-solving, aiming to guide students in the flexible application of methods to achieve the goal of learning from one example to generalize to others. The book primarily focuses on discussing methods in calculus but also gives full attention to the application of calculus in economics, occupying a considerable portion of the text. It differs from general calculus textbooks, exercise books, and solution manuals. The book is rich in examples and covers a wide range of types with varying difficulty levels. The examples are drawn from two sources: one is the typical exercises from Renmin University's "Calculus," and the other is the national postgraduate entrance examination mathematics questions for many years, including most of the questions from the economic categories (Mathematics 3 and Mathematics 4) as well as the original Mathematics 4 and Mathematics 5. This book is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students studying economic mathematics (calculus) for reference. It is an excellent guide and companion for self-learners and young individuals aspiring to pursue master's degrees in economics and business administration (MBA). It also holds some reference value for teachers engaged in teaching mathematics (calculus).