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andrew

Hello Everybody,

There's a new 'students welcome' initiative across the science forums, as in the past it was actually boards.ie policy to discourage or delete posts asking for homework solutions or help with projects. But no longer! This has never really been the case here, but in any case, it's now policy that Students are welcome to post homework and project questions and work through problems towards solutions. But please, come back several times and discuss! Don't just ask for final answers in your original post, and leave to never return. You can also collect data for student degree-related research (surveys, interviews, etc.), and discuss methodologies, including measurements, data coding, analysis, results, and conclusions. Defend and discuss your reasoning.

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Wanderer78

Karwik wrote:

Hello, guys. Can someone recommend me nice economical courses?

Depends what elements of economics you're into and what type of qualifications you're looking for, I know David McWilliams is running an online course that's accredited, but it probably wouldn't produce a job, but it would probably give a much better understanding of economics, far better than most academic courses anyway, which are primarily neoclassical.

Aashi

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/115663855#Comment_115663855

Hi friend

David McWilliams' accredited online course offers a deeper understanding of economics, surpassing many academic courses focused on neoclassical theory. While it may not guarantee a job, it provides valuable knowledge in the field.

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/115663855#Comment_115663855

I hire economics grads regularly. I'd laugh if I received a CV with this "accredited" course.

I'm happy to answer any questions, particularly on Econometrics.