RT @rualigator_defi: 分享最近寫總經的心得，也算是開始寫總經兩個月以來累積的實戰經驗，
寫這篇推文主要是想統整自己的研究方法，也讓朋友們了解我寫總經內容的風格🔥

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RT @rualigator_defi: Sharing my recent experience in writing general economics, it can also be regarded as the practical experience accumulated in the two months since I started writing general economics.
I write this tweet mainly to unify my research methods, and also to let my friends understand my style of writing general content🔥

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