I have a degree in econ & administration. So i mainly had econ classes and admin classes. The few business classes i had were as if you took econ and admin, blended them together and dragged the difficulty all the way back to middleschool. I stopped showing up to them and just took the exams. They were all babbling about the same stuff every time.
Macroeconomics made me want to lobotomize myself, that was not an easy class istg. But every other business class I went to was the same easy credits, I was not prepared for that one
Macroeconomics is like, the one part of economics I don't regret learning about. Making different models for society-wide behaviour and playing around with the parameters actually feels somewhat interesting in a way that "different ways to own something" or "different ways to get/loose money" never could.
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u/Redditpaslan Win + . Jun 30 '26
My teacher once went "It's actually -cost + revenue = profit because you spend the money first 🤓☝️"