im kind of ashamed to make this thread, but heres the deal: i

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im kind of ashamed to make this thread, but heres the deal: i have 5-7 days left to prepare for my microeconomics, macroeconimics and foreign trade exams. the reason why i havent studied earlier for them, whether you believe it or not, was because i was hospitalized for weeks due to a car accident and later had to have some reconstruction of my set of teeth. anyway, i could skip these exams, but i feel like it should be doable to prepare enough for them in order to pass, grades dont matter at this point (micro and macro are leftovers from basic studies and im pretty much done with main studies and need to pass those exams so i can move on to the practical semester and write my bachelor thesis).

so heres my question and the tl;dr: whats the best way to prepare for the upcoming microeconimics, macroeconimics and foreign trade exams within 5-7 days, as in.. what books to read, online courses to watch, what other resources are available to understand the main concepts, are there things like "cheat sheets" (much like there are some to help calculate gdp, etc)?

oh and if you think im fucked and should forget about it, feel free to let me know.