APPLYING INTEGRATION IN TEACHING ECONOMICS MODELS FOR ECONOMICS STUDENTS
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Abstract
Integration is a powerful mathematical tool widely used to solve various problems, particularly in the field of economics. With the increasing number of economics students, it is essential to develop accessible references that support their study and research in Economic Mathematics taught at the university level. In this paper, we present a summary of economic models that utilize integration for problem-solving. For each model, we will present the concept and characteristics and provide examples with specific data and detailed solutions. We aim for these results to aid economics students in comprehending the applications of integration, not only within economics but also in addressing other real-world problems.
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Definite Integral, Improper Integral, Indefinite Integral, Marginal, Mathematical economics models
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