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This book explains the basic structure and patterns across mathematical concepts and results which is required to efficiently read and understand papers in economics that involve mathematics. It also illustrates the usefulness of understanding these patterns with the help of several applications which are detailed in the book. The reader is guided through the language of mathematics, basic mathematical concepts, structure to construction of a theoretical model, until the method to read, understand and analyze any research article. Handy examples from most common economic theories and models, assist the reader to understand the process in a easy-yet-sound manner. The exposition is intuitive allowing the brief to be included on the reading list for any graduate or advanced undergraduate course in economics and related social sciences. This book should also be of interest to any economist or social scientist who does not specialize in mathematical economics.