> As far as economics, that's more like theological studies than math and physics, so the true / false determination probably just amounts to looking up the rel

> As far as economics, that's more like theological studies than math and physics, so the true / false determination probably just amounts to looking up the relevant passage in the appropriate holy text. If your math is adequate to the task (basic calculus) I suggest you check out an intermediate microeconomics textbook like Varian’s or McCloskey’s[1]. Macroeconomics is less firmly anchored but it too is very far from theology. [1] Full text of The Applied Theory of Price http://deirdremccloskey.org/docs/price.pdf http://deirdremccloskey.org/docs/price.pdf