Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam (EUR) • International Economics and Business Economics

*New* get it cheaper: . This summary is based on the book, edited to fit the lectures. This means that it covers topics that are important to the course but that don't get much attention in lectures. It covers the first five lectures completely, whereas I studied the other lectures by reading the book. These should be doable with just the lecture slides too. Experiments have shown that it is possible to pass the course on this summary and the lecture slides only, without even writing the essay (...

*New* get it cheaper: . Summary/samenvatting of the ESE Financial Economics Major course Financial Methods & Techniques (FMT). It includes all of the theory mentioned in the lectures, extended with insights from the book. In 16 pages, it concisely summarizes everything that is necessary to do well in the exam. Practicing past papers while using the summary will maximize your study efficiency and make sure you can prepare well, even if you have limited time to do so. Over the years I have made...

*New* get it cheaper: . Summary/samenvatting of the ESE Corporate Finance Major course Finance 2. It is my most concise summary yet, with 4 pages it includes the necessary theory and formulas (taken from the official formula sheet) to make you succeed! The summary includes a handy index, all lecture material and some insights regarding the formulas for Options and Futures. It is a must when practicing exams to maximize your study efficiency! Over the years I have made many summaries that he...

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IBEB, super concise table with all you need to know for the exam. This exam is mostly (almost entirely) based on knowing what name said/did what so why not use a handy table? This table includes all the periods, names, where they got their ideas from (borrowed), and what works they wrote! Essentially all you need to do well in the exam is learn the ideas related to each name. Study tip: use riddles, find funny ways of interpreting the name to the ideas and study with friends. It turned out great...

*New* get it cheaper: . IBEB, concise and complete summary of O&S. It contains all you need to do well in the course and is merely 18 pages. It features relevant terms and graphics and clearly explains all the concepts you need to answer exam questions. Irrelevant content from lectures is cut out, which allows you to focus on exactly what you need to know to do great in the exam. Other features: an index (so you can easily look up a topic), terms in bold (so you know where the definitions are...