Math Review Guide. Economics Category (2004 Edition): Economics Category (2004 Edition)

Author: Chen Wending
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Publish Date: 2003-02-09
Features: A good mathematics supplementary book should possess three key elements: First, it should focus on problem types rather than resorting to a sea of problems; second, it should be forward-looking, capable of adapting to current and future exams; third, it should strictly adhere to the syllabus, with difficulty levels matching or slightly exceeding those of exam papers. This book analyzes the important concepts, formulas, and theorems required by the syllabus, enhancing readers' understanding and retention while avoiding conceptual errors and incorrect application of formulas or theorems. Dedicated chapters are arranged for "postgraduate entrance exam" problem types, providing in-depth analysis and exploration, summarizing problem-solving methods and techniques for readers to master and apply. By adopting the format of "presenting problem types to explain methods" instead of the conventional "explaining methods to fit problem types," it enables readers to think clearly and target their answers effectively during exams. Many new rapid problem-solving methods and techniques are introduced, significantly improving readers' problem-solving speed and accuracy. A wide use of table methods is employed, making key points immediately clear to readers.