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Business as a school subject. I cannot express in amy way gow much I hate it. Liberal economics combined with bourgeois ideology. I have a difficult time even listening due to the sheer amount of horse shit said. Again, how the fuck do people honestly belive this?
I had business as a high school major (or whatever the american equivalent would be), and it was the simplest math and like insurance law “put a x on answer a, b or c” stuff - which is practically non-existent in exams where I am from.
I was lucky that my business classes happened in a very left-leaning school.
One time I had a class on stocks. Of course there was the "this can make you rich!" talk, but my teacher also talked about the pandemic and stuff, like "this is why the richer get richer and the poor poorer" and "rich people like crisis".
But yeah, other than that, serious petit bourgeois brainworms.
Maybe think of them like studying the enemy. It might help.