The Greek Alphabet

Many students and even some professors get sometimes confused about all the Greek letters that are used in economics. Therefore, I made a table of the Greek alphabet for you to print out and put in the back of your binder.

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\section*{The Greek Alphabet}
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$A$, $\alpha$                 & Alpha   &                    $H$, $\eta$ & Eta    &                     $N$, $\nu$ & Nu      &              $T$, $\tau$ & Tau     \\
$B$, $\beta$                  & Beta    & $\Theta$, $\theta$ $\vartheta$ & Theta  &                   $\Xi$, $\xi$ & Xi      &   $\Upsilon$, $\upsilon$ & Upsilon \\
$\Gamma$,$\gamma$             & Gamma   &                   $I$, $\iota$ & Iota   &                     $O$,  $\o$ & Omicron & $\Phi$, $\phi$ $\varphi$ & Phi     \\
$\Delta$, $\delta$            & Delta   &                  $K$, $\kappa$ & Kappa  &          $\Pi$, $\pi$ $\varpi$ & Pi      &              $X$, $\chi$ & Chi     \\
$E$, $\epsilon$ $\varepsilon$ & Epsilon &           $\Lambda$, $\lambda$ & Lambda &          $P$, $\rho$ $\varrho$ & Rho     &           $\Psi$, $\psi$ & Psi     \\
$Z$, $\zeta$                  & Zeta    &                     $M$, $\mu$ & Mu     & $\Sigma$, $\sigma$ $\varsigma$ & Sigma   &       $\Omega$, $\omega$ & Omega   \\ \hline
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