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コメント:(必須) Ronnieさんは No.50633「mRvdQItWcLFsDdSt」で書きました。 >What's the interest rate on this account? http://www.mahathigroup.com/unsgaccessmedsorg-06fb.pdf unsgaccessmeds.org rootless, how would you like introductory economics to be introduced? You have to have econ 101 before you can learn econ 102. Supply and demand, marginal analysis, etc. (all the basic conceptual tools taught in econ 101) are needed before one can understand more advanced material. Just like in an introductory physics course, you don’t start with relativity and quantum mechanics, you start with Newtonian mechanics. Along with those conceptual foundations of economics, students do indeed learn some actual truths: in general, demand curves slope downward (surely you aren’t denying this); in general, price ceilings cause shortages; in general, increases in the size of the money supply cause inflation; and so on. Just like, in general, the momentum of an object is equal to its mass times its velocity. >