The magic of economics

May 09, 2013 17:51

One of the biggest benefits I got from spending a full year in the army -if not the biggest- is the fact one of my fellow soldiers was an assistant in economics in a university near Cairo. He was charged with office work, being of higher education and being able to deal with modern technology; computer and so on and we could spend long hours ( Read more... )

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anfalicious May 10 2013, 11:37:25 UTC
Just don't make the mistake of thinking economics is a science. At best it's a social science, in reality it sits best in the humanities.

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ramsesthesecond May 22 2013, 17:40:52 UTC
hmm, humanities, that's actually more attractive than looking at it from the basic scientific aspect... I really am falling in love with economics!

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anfalicious May 26 2013, 01:13:19 UTC
Like Abom is saying below, economics is fundamentally a study of how humans interact with each other.

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abomvubuso May 13 2013, 12:15:48 UTC
Economics is more about psychology than maths and formulae. And I do mean mass psychology. If you take that approach to economics, you'd begin to see things that weren't readily visible before.

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No kiddin' ramsesthesecond May 22 2013, 17:43:44 UTC
Really? I love psychology... Mass psychology would tell me how people act and react!! Man, this is like my weakest point! an isolated man like me finally getting to know about people is priceless...

I am already starting to feel more enlightened and I haven't even read two chapters! damn it! I should have done this years before!

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