Thinking about taking an Econ class and this is the description. How would you rate this class interms of difficulty.
The class i called Mathematical Economics and this is the topics covered:
*. Systems of Linear Equations
1. Matrix and Vector Operations
2. Gaussian and Gauss-Jordon elimination
3. The Leontieff Input-Output Model
4. Matrix Inversion
5. Minors, Cofactors, Determinants
6. Cramer's Rule
*. Multivariable Calculus
1. Definition of Partial Derivative
2. Applications of Partial Derivatives to Production and Consumer Theory
*. Unconstrained Static Optimization Theory
1. Necessary and Sufficient Conditions in Unconstrained Problems
2. Implicit Function Theorem
3. Economic Methodology and Mathematics
4. Homogeneous Functions and Euler's Theorem
5. Applications to Economic Models: Comparative Statics, the Envelope Theorem, and the LeChatlier Principle
*. Constrained Static Optimization Theory
1. Necessary and Sufficient Conditions in Constrained Problems
2. Applications to Economics Models: Comparative Statics, the Envelope Theorem, and the Le Chatlier Principle
The class i called Mathematical Economics and this is the topics covered:
*. Systems of Linear Equations
1. Matrix and Vector Operations
2. Gaussian and Gauss-Jordon elimination
3. The Leontieff Input-Output Model
4. Matrix Inversion
5. Minors, Cofactors, Determinants
6. Cramer's Rule
*. Multivariable Calculus
1. Definition of Partial Derivative
2. Applications of Partial Derivatives to Production and Consumer Theory
*. Unconstrained Static Optimization Theory
1. Necessary and Sufficient Conditions in Unconstrained Problems
2. Implicit Function Theorem
3. Economic Methodology and Mathematics
4. Homogeneous Functions and Euler's Theorem
5. Applications to Economic Models: Comparative Statics, the Envelope Theorem, and the LeChatlier Principle
*. Constrained Static Optimization Theory
1. Necessary and Sufficient Conditions in Constrained Problems
2. Applications to Economics Models: Comparative Statics, the Envelope Theorem, and the Le Chatlier Principle