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I have read far into my grade eleven economics textbook and I am amazed to see that all the author does is term concepts and call it a new field of study.
Why is economics such a big field if it's just common sense? Does it get a lot more applicable and complicated through undergrad and master's courses? Our IB text is basically a first year undergrad text.
I'm actually wondering if there's something in economics that cannot be achieved through common sense. For instance, you can't take calculus for granted because it's accumulative, creative and specific. You can't take the derivative of a logarithm by common sense.
Why is economics such a big field if it's just common sense? Does it get a lot more applicable and complicated through undergrad and master's courses? Our IB text is basically a first year undergrad text.
I'm actually wondering if there's something in economics that cannot be achieved through common sense. For instance, you can't take calculus for granted because it's accumulative, creative and specific. You can't take the derivative of a logarithm by common sense.