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Where to start learning economics as a mathematician?
I study pure mathematics at university and I'm looking to get into economics, with pretty much no background knowledge about it. Are there good sources to learn from with a decent mathematical background in mind, or should I just start learning from "normal" sources, like watching video lectures from introductory courses, which don't assume much mathematical knowledge? Preferably, I'd like to embrace economics without those limitation.
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