in medias res
not because i love latin... but because i love Milton
i finished two exams today, one right after the other, both in the same room, the first one for my america in southeast asia- i came out of that class hating america for being a superpower, and loving communist china and confused north korea for standing up to them, but wagging my finger at them because they now threaten the world with nuclear war- anyways i didn't write on any of that stuff, i wrote on the asian economic crisis, i felt like george soros writing about what happened, i know nothing about economy, never taken an econ class in my life, but i will tell you what happened to asian economies in the 90s and why it all happened.
i'm going to go watch gladiator
i finished two exams today, one right after the other, both in the same room, the first one for my america in southeast asia- i came out of that class hating america for being a superpower, and loving communist china and confused north korea for standing up to them, but wagging my finger at them because they now threaten the world with nuclear war- anyways i didn't write on any of that stuff, i wrote on the asian economic crisis, i felt like george soros writing about what happened, i know nothing about economy, never taken an econ class in my life, but i will tell you what happened to asian economies in the 90s and why it all happened.
i'm going to go watch gladiator
posted by tyna at Tuesday, April 11, 2006
2 Comments:
Well economics is a beautiful subject, at a micro level, it seems more complex than what it really is; however, at a macro level, it shows itself to be more complicated because there are factors affecting the demand and supply, as well as theories that will tell you why you should increase the supply in order to reach a "perfect balance," but it is all determined by the consumer, price, and quality... All the factors mentioned above are interdependent, and the summ of its parts is greater than its whole...
*drool*.. econ
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