Please can anyone post the links where I can download free economics e books. Particularly on quantitative analysis. Please would be really grateful if I get the links

decode: Where can i get The serial key for e views 7 student version?

I use "demo" and it works very fine.

I'm thinking of going for either B.sc or B.A Economics. I like the B.sc because my findings made me to understand that there are more practicals in it. B.A on the other hand, i learnt it is purely based on theories. I want have a sound basis for my First Degree in Economics so as help me do better in Graduate level. Please I want the Bosses in the house to help me know more on this issue. Thanks.

azeezwl: I'm thinking of going for either B.sc or B.A Economics. I like the B.sc because my findings made me to understand that there are more practicals in it. B.A on the other hand, i learnt it is purely based on theories. I want have a sound basis for my First Degree in Economics so as help me do better in Graduate level. Please I want the Bosses in the house to help me know more on this issue. Thanks.

Currently doin a phd in economics. Well, for one thing, tis d oda way round, as in, more practicals in ba nd mre theories in bsc, however dese theories r d foundation for economic research, so depends on wat u want. If ur lookin at phd in economics of any sort (including development and agricultural economics), bsc it has to be, because u would need every technical skill possible to get tru graduate level coursework includin lots of linear algebra and calculus. But if ur lookin at jst an MA in economics or an MSC in development economics, or a phd in development studies or international trade or development etc etc, that is, courses that are more policy oriented, den d BA is for u. Hope I could help. Cheers.

Chylo:

Currently doin a phd in economics. Well, for one thing, tis d oda way round, as in, more practicals in ba nd mre theories in bsc, however dese theories r d foundation for economic research, so depends on wat u want. If ur lookin at phd in economics of any sort (including development and agricultural economics), bsc it has to be, because u would need every technical skill possible to get tru graduate level coursework includin lots of linear algebra and calculus. But if ur lookin at jst an MA in economics or an MSC in development economics, or a phd in development studies or international trade or development etc etc, that is, courses that are more policy oriented, den d BA is for u. Hope I could help. Cheers.

It does sir, thanks. But I intend studying down to P.hd level. I love mathematics, though i didnt do applied maths in high school, but i learnt a few of them like Calculus, Permutation and combination, Matrices, etc. I'll love to be one of those who seek to get the right policies to any disturbing Economic problem either in a company, my country and the world at large. Naturally, I am just the type that loves to find a solution to any damn problem.

azeezwl:
It does sir, thanks. But I intend studying down to P.hd level. I love mathematics, though i didnt do applied maths in high school, but i learnt a few of them like Calculus, Permutation and combination, Matrices, etc. I'll love to be one of those who seek to get the right policies to any disturbing Economic problem either in a company, my country and the world at large. Naturally, I am just the type that loves to find a solution to any damn problem.

Then you sir, would make a great Economist. Go for the BSc, u'd fit right in. For eg, my speciality is in modelling poverty measures and impacts of micro nd macro policies on poverty reduction, which I think is a pretty practical problem. But, without understanding advanced microeconomic econometric modelling, I would be restricted in the sorts of solutions I am able to offer.

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Please, economists in the house. I need your help with regard to my research project on "Impact of Global Financial Crisis on Nigeria's Economic Growth". I got stuck in chapter two: Literature Review, especially theorectical and empirical review. It will be of great value to me, if anybody can put me through!

benebaby77: Please, economists in the house. I need your help with regard to my research project on "Impact of Global Financial Crisis on Nigeria's Economic Growth". I got stuck in chapter two: Literature Review, especially theorectical and empirical review. It will be of great value to me, if anybody can put me through!

Try searching online by this paper "Global Shocks and their Impact on Nigeria: Lessons From Global Financial Crisis" by
P.O Alege, T.V Ojapinwa and H.T Bello. It uses VAR methodology and has a small literature review you can consult.

Remember how research work normally goes; it is like a rabbit hole, once you get one great paper on your subject, and you look at its references, then you can get many good papers, then you look at their references too, and before you know it, you are spoiled for choice. Good-luck on your research.

Thanks Chylo

Hello house, I am a third year student of the University of Lagos studying economics and i must say, I am quite impressed with what I see here. I need advice too. Is it possible to go for a PhD after my graduation without masters degree? If possible, where? And is it also advisable? Thank you

Ugosample: Hello house, I am a third year student of the University of Lagos studying economics and i must say, I am quite impressed with what I see here. I need advice too. Is it possible to go for a PhD after my graduation without masters degree? If possible, where? And is it also advisable? Thank you

Hi Ugo, first of all, I am in the UK and can only speak about the UK unfortunately.
First and foremost, the answer to your question is definitely yes, you can start a phd here with only an undergrad degree. However, you would need an exceptionally high grade, most likely a first class. Furthermore, getting funding is actually much harder than getting admitted, especially in a non-science or engineering course. And without a masters, it would be more difficult for your research ability to be judged properly for you to be given a scholarship.
Even if you were to start the phd program, you will do wat it called a 1+3, which means d first year would essentially be a masters, with the remaining 3 for your phd, making it 4 years in all. If you did a masters first, the phd can be completed in 3.
Together, these imply that doing a masters standalone first thus getting some research experience, and getting a good grade in it (68 and above) will help you stand a better chance of both getting admitted and getting funded. You will also know more about the different fields and recent research in economics to choose your specialization wisely. The time spent altogether will still be the same.

Chylo:

Hi Ugo, first of all, I am in the UK and can only speak about the UK unfortunately.
First and foremost, the answer to your question is definitely yes, you can start a phd here with only an undergrad degree. However, you would need an exceptionally high grade, most likely a first class. Furthermore, getting funding is actually much harder than getting admitted, especially in a non-science or engineering course. And without a masters, it would be more difficult for your research ability to be judged properly for you to be given a scholarship.
Even if you were to start the phd program, you will do wat it called a 1+3, which means d first year would essentially be a masters, with the remaining 3 for your phd, making it 4 years in all. If you did a masters first, the phd can be completed in 3.
Together, these imply that doing a masters standalone first thus getting some research experience, and getting a good grade in it (68 and above) will help you stand a better chance of both getting admitted and getting funded. You will also know more about the different fields and recent research in economics to choose your specialization wisely. The time spent altogether will still be the same.

Thank you

now following....

Hey guys my name is matthew........please can someone help me provide materials or coin a reasonable topic out this : EXPLAIN WHY GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL OF LAND RESOURSES IN NIGERIA ARE RESULTING IN SUB OPTIMAL SOLUTION STATE.
ITS AN ASSIGNMNT.

Mattex001: Hey guys my name is matthew........please can someone help me provide materials or coin a reasonable topic out this : EXPLAIN WHY GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL OF LAND RESOURSES IN NIGERIA ARE RESULTING IN SUB OPTIMAL SOLUTION STATE.
ITS AN ASSIGNMNT.

Hi Matthew, you should be searching for articles regarding the effect of Nigeria's "Land Tenure System" on the efficiency of the economy. Maybe start by describing the land use act and then demonstrate why it may not be the best (sub-optimal). Also, consider looking into possibilities of "Land Reform" and how a modification or reform can improve the efficiency of the economy.

Remember that as an economist, the efficiency of an economy would be measured by the ability of all markets to clear i.e. that demand balances out supply in all markets, among other things. Do a little research and you should be fine. Cheers.

Chylo:

Hi Matthew, you should be searching for articles regarding the effect of Nigeria's "Land Tenure System" on the efficiency of the economy. Maybe start by describing the land use act and then demonstrate why it may not be the best (sub-optimal). Also, consider looking into possibilities of "Land Reform" and how a modification or reform can improve the efficiency of the economy.

Remember that as an economist, the efficiency of an economy would be measured by the ability of all markets to clear i.e. that demand balances out supply in all markets, among other things. Do a little research and you should be fine. Cheers.

well said bro! this would really help a lot! Thanks

hey guys please any more contributions to the topic above will be well appreciated....

Is it advisable

Chylo:

Hi Matthew, you should be searching for articles regarding the effect of Nigeria's "Land Tenure System" on the efficiency of the economy. Maybe start by describing the land use act and then demonstrate why it may not be the best (sub-optimal). Also, consider looking into possibilities of "Land Reform" and how a modification or reform can improve the efficiency of the economy.
Remember that as an economist, the efficiency of an economy would be measured by the ability of all markets to clear i.e. that demand balances out supply in all markets, among other things. Do a little research and you should be fine. Cheers.

Is it advisable to do an M.sc in Economics after a B.sc in Economics?

nurd:
Is it advisableIs it advisable to do an M.sc in Economics after a B.sc in Economics?

Yes of course, that is the natural next step. M.A after B.A and M.Sc after B.Sc

Depending, as previously stated, on what your objectives are. An M.A after B.Sc is not advisable if a phd could be somewhere in the future.

Good day guys, am a Corper recently posted to Nasarawa. Please I need tips on how to garner work experience in my service year, And I also made 2.2 in economics unn. Please can anyone recommend any good professional courses that is affordable that one can do with allawee in my service year. Since I made 2.2, I intend adding these courses and experience to complement my poor grade. Thanks in anticipation of your responses.

is it true that without a PhD, you cannot be really called economist?

Ugosample:
is it true that without a PhD, you cannot be really called economist?

YES

martfrank:
Good day guys, am a Corper recently posted to
Nasarawa. Please I need tips on how to garner work experience
in my service year, And I also made 2.2 in economics unn.
Please can anyone recommend any good professional courses that
is affordable that one can do with allawee in my service year.
Since I made 2.2, I intend adding these courses and experience
to complement my poor grade. Thanks in anticipation of your
responses.

Try ACCA.

scoobs:
YES

I find that hard to believe. When someone has B.SC in Accounting is called accountant, B.Sc in Sociology is a soociologist, B.Sc in Economics is now called what?
I will be done with my Bachelor's degree in economics in two months, and on getting my degree, what will i be called?

Ugosample:

I find that hard to believe. When someone has B.SC in Accounting is called accountant, B.Sc in Sociology is a soociologist, B.Sc in Economics is now called what?
I will be done with my Bachelor's degree in economics in two months, and on getting my degree, what will i be called?

Lol even Lecturers would tell you with a Bsc in General Economics you are not there yet...you've got to have a specialisation..like Financial/Monetary, Agricultural/Development, International/Labour...and until you have an ACCA/ICAN you are not yet an Accountant..Just choose...

scoobs:
Lol even Lecturers would tell you with a Bsc in General Economics you are not there yet...you've got to have a specialisation..like Financial/Monetary, Agricultural/Development, International/Labour...and until you have an ACCA/ICAN you are not yet an Accountant..Just choose...

Am considering a masters degree in International Economics/ Monetary Economics. Will i then be a qualified economist?

Ugosample:

Am considering a masters degree in International Economics/ Monetary Economics. Will i then be a qualified economist?

Yes...Goodluck.

Ugosample:

Am considering a masters degree in International Economics/ Monetary Economics. Will i then be a qualified economist?

Did you school in Unilag?