Many years of teaching Jeff Renshaw has led to the development of mathematics for the economy as a source that builds your confidence in mathematics by using gradual learning gradations and continually promoting learning with examples and exercises. Some students in this unit feel they have lost their confidence in mathematics, or have never had it in the first place.

The author designed the book so that if you have level A, or a GCSE certificate, or you may feel that you need to go back to basics, knowledge is based on small steps, not big leaps. Once you are confident that you have firmly grasped the foundations, this book will help you make progress after mechanical exercises and develop a mathematical toolkit to analyze economic and business problems.

This is the skill that will prove to be valuable for your certification and future employers. The Resource Center on the Internet contains the following resources: For students: Ask the author forum Excel tutorial Maple Additional exercises Answers to other questions Extended solutions for progressive exercises for lecturers (password protected):.

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