How to study for the first-level constructor economics more effectively
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I wonder how those of you who are preparing for the First-Class Constructor exam approach the study of economics? There seem to be so many formulas and concepts. Do you have any good learning methods that I could use as a reference?
Just study honestly; it’s best to sign up for a tutoring class, where the teacher will explain everything step by step. Or you can send any formulas you don’t understand here to ask about
The basics of the three subjects for the first-level constructor exam aren’t too difficult； Regarding the economy, it is recommended to watch video tutorials online; first watch the videos and then read the books, as this approach yields much better results than studying on one’s own. The practical aspects are just too difficult to learn~ There’s so much content, and it’s all over the place; ugh~~~ It’s really painful:'(:'(
The basics of the three subjects for the first-level constructor exam aren’t too difficult； Regarding the economy, it is recommended to watch video tutorials online; first watch the videos and then read the books, as this approach yields much better results than studying on one’s own. The practical aspects are just too difficult to learn~ There’s so much content, and it’s all over the place; ugh~~~ It’s really painful:'(:'(
I share the same feeling as the original poster; try the suggestion from the friend above.
Thank you. I’ll take a good look. Time is running out; let’s all do our best