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Taking intermediate (macro and micro) economics courses. I am doing good in the class (High 87-93% on most quizzes/homework/test) but I am just not understanding how everything ties together.
I am able to do tha math fine, the work that is in front of me, but as our cumulative final approaches, it isn't clicking how it all fits together ... for each class.
For example, in Intermediate Macroeconomics, we learned everything from the production function (labor market) to the to the goods market, money market, etc.
I know how to take the numbers and graph them, but in my head until I see it I don't know the different between graphs and what they really represent and how on leads to another.
Is there any flow chart for everything involved in intermediate/advanced micro/macro? I am not looking for a solution to any problem but just an outline to sum up everything in the class.
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