Do you think you are an Economics wiz? Up for a challange?

I read the first line and my head exploded.

 

I think I've got it, I want you to learn something from all this so I will give you an easier question that will explain everything.




What do a 9 volt battery and a girls butt hole have in common?






No matter how many times you have been told its wrong, you are bound to lick it at least once in your life.


I have no idea man, Thats why I work at a car dealership.

 

Well after one year down in my econ and finance double major, i made it through maybe half of the first question before i gave up. Long road ahead of me.

 

Did a bureaucrat write this? If anybody came to me with this I’d tell them to move along, they would do better elsewhere. In my opinion, this is a load of you know what, to accountants and broadcast economy experts this may be lunchroom humor, but my answer is this, get government out of private business. Let free market reign.

 

the answer is C . because if your going to guess the most comon answer is mathmaticly C ...

 

I will try and work on this tomm. but 5 and 6 are easier than the rest of the problem.

 

Shame on you. Taking an econimics class and posting the question on the take home test for us fellow chatters to solve!

Besides, dont you know our field is strictly quantum mechanics theory and how it relates to the theory of expansion of the universe?

 

While I dislike econometrics, I loved learning econ principles and theory - I think it really is handy in the real world to understand the interrelationships between supply/demand, money supply, unemployment, etc. i don't think the exact calculations are as important as knowing which go up and down at the same time!

I remember sitting there in exams making little graphs with my [index] "Fingers of Supply and Demand."

 

i don't know the answer or even where to begin with this question, but i did pass microecon, http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=152818

 

LOL

 

Crap! I loved micro & macro (I'm nerdy, I know), but I'm not sure how much I can remember. My printer doesn't work on this computer, however, if I can print that out and play with it a bit, I'll do my best to come up with a solution for you.

 

what, $100 is too much?

 

I forwarded the problem to my CPA in Greenwich, CT. His reply was, "It's gonna cost you more than $50 to get the answer!!"

 

I don't miss college, at ALL.

 

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