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Economics Books?

  • 07-09-2013 3:05pm
    #1
    Bazinga_N
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    Can anyone recommend a book for Economics? :) I'd be trying it by myself without a teacher but grinds are always an option. I was wondering what anyone else found to be the best book or even a revision guide or whatever :) Also if anyone has any notes or advice or anything at all they could pass on I'd be more than grateful! :D

    Thank you!


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  • #2
    aimzLc2
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 662 ✭✭✭aimzLc2


    Bazinga_N wrote: »
    Can anyone recommend a book for Economics? :) I'd be trying it by myself without a teacher but grinds are always an option. I was wondering what anyone else found to be the best book or even a revision guide or whatever :) Also if anyone has any notes or advice or anything at all they could pass on I'd be more than grateful! :D

    Thank you!

    I took up economics in one year, i had a teacher but i'm sure you will manage economics fine on your own! :) i used positive economics ,its a fairly modern book so its up to date and i found it had everything i needed! i would learn a chapter in it and then try the exam papers questions which repeat every year for economics :)


  • #3
    N64
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,306 ✭✭✭N64


    (to mods - sorry if it's against rules) I have a copy of positive economics for sale on adverts if you are interested in buying it. It's priced very reasonably compared to what it would cost to buy new. I also have leaving cert economics solutions from a BSTI lecture I was this year.

    http://www.adverts.ie/school-college-books/positive-economics-leaving-cert-economics-textbook/3727111

    But yeah, even if you weren't to buy off me, I would still highly recommend the book. I don't think I would have gotten a A1 if I just used the crappy economics book with the blue cover that our school suggested us to buy.


  • #4
    Bazinga_N
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,232 ✭✭✭Bazinga_N


    aimzLc2 wrote: »
    I took up economics in one year, i had a teacher but i'm sure you will manage economics fine on your own! :) i used positive economics ,its a fairly modern book so its up to date and i found it had everything i needed! i would learn a chapter in it and then try the exam papers questions which repeat every year for economics :)

    I'm actually only in TY now so I've plenty of time to do it at a slow enough pace :) I said I'd start now while I'm not busy instead of in 5th and 6th year :) I'm already doing business and did it for the Junior Cert and loved it so I'm hoping I'll enjoy it too! :)

    I was looking at the Positive Economics book and it seems to be good, but Denis O'Grady has a new book out that comes with a workbook. His old book seems to be for sale second hand everywhere (the blue one) so I assume it must be popular enough? Thanks for you're input though! :)
    N64 wrote: »
    (to mods - sorry if it's against rules) I have a copy of positive economics for sale on adverts if you are interested in buying it. It's priced very reasonably compared to what it would cost to buy new. I also have leaving cert economics solutions from a BSTI lecture I was this year.

    http://www.adverts.ie/school-college-books/positive-economics-leaving-cert-economics-textbook/3727111

    But yeah, even if you weren't to buy off me, I would still highly recommend the book. I don't think I would have gotten a A1 if I just used the crappy economics book with the blue cover that our school suggested us to buy.

    Dublin is a bit far from Cork! Would postage be expensive? :)


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