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Which Math book should I choose?
Hi everyone,
Im starting graduate studies this fall.
I have a good math background (calc /algebra sequence, advanced stats, adv metrics, dynamic syst, basic real anal); however, I finished underg three years ago, and it has been 4 years since I last studied pure math, so I'll have to review some basic topics
Im trying to decide which math book to approach the first semester... any recomendations? Which one from the following three do you recomend?
De la Fuente “Mathematical Methods and Models for Economists” (Cambridge, 1e: 2000)
Simon / Blume “Mathematics for Economists” (W.W. Norton, 1e: 1994) ☼
Chiang's "Fundamental Methods of Mathematical Economics,"
Congrat to all admmision champions
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