There is one question that I am expected to answer every time I meet any new prospective student aspiring for MA in economics. ‘I am weak in maths, how do I get better’, so what do you expect me to … Read More →

I have written this piece earlier too and I am re-writing it. Today also, most of the things which I discussed four years back, stand true. As a little bit more experienced person, than I was when I just started, … Read More →

Statistics is one subject that a student is tested upon in any MA Entrance. So if you feel you are perhaps weak in it, work positively to make it your stronger front instead. The difference between students who are under … Read More →

Many students feel they are weak in Maths. What do you do when you are weak at something? You build up strength, muscle and stamina. Similar logic applies here, do questions, as many questions you can do, and you will … Read More →

This post is next in the series, which books to follow for DSE entrance? Today, I will talk about, which books you can follow for Macroeconomics. Blanchard : Five stars. This book deserves five stars. Even though written in highly … Read More →

Many students ask me this obvious question, which book/s they should follow, I thought let me brief them about several books which they can do, along with the material which they have or any coaching they are pursuing. Microeconomics 

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Ricardian Model 9. Opportunity costs and gains from trade example 2

Ricardian Model 8. Opportunity costs and gains from trade

Ricardian Model 7. Opportunity costs and ppc

Ricardian Model 6. Gains from Trade Example

Ricardian Model 5. Production possibilities curve using unit lab requirements

Ricardian Model 4. Unit Lab Requirement and PPC

Ricardian Model 3. Production Possibilities Frontier 

Ricardian Model 2. Production functions in two sectors

Ricardian Model 1. Assumptions of Ricardian Model

Impossible Trinity Explained

Open economy IS-LM model Introduction

BP curve and perfect capital mobility