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Hi, I'm studying for this micro exam and a few concepts are very alien to me...
I could really use some help with the Marginal Cost/Average Cost/ Average Total Cost Concepts... MU, TFC, AFC, ...headache...
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Any good videos out there?
I read like 4 books and I get lost every time I reach the cost analysis chapters... help me please
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swisha2k,
I recently took and passed (praise God!) the Microeconomics exam, after doing Macroeconomics. Have you done Macroeconomics first? I would highly recommend taking care of that first, and then doing Micro... so would many other IC members.
I studied the REA and Princeton Review ("Cracking the AP Macro/Micro exams") books, went through the IC flashcards three times, and took all four practice tests (REA: 70, 65; PR: 82%; CLEP Study Guide: 84%), and passed the exam today with a 77.
And, also, read the specific exam feedback section for this exam... that's very important!
Scott
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[SIZE="4"]Do you really want to pass????[/SIZE]
[COLOR="Navy"]Then do this......
1st - Study and take Macro FIRST
2nd - For BOTH Macro and Micro use the STANDARD DEVIANT VIDEOS.
3rd - Not sure yet? Then repeat steps 1 & 2.[/COLOR]
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