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Ya, accounting would be a bad place to start. I'd say start with Book1 - skip ethics of course. And then to econ. You could save accounting for the end. Not that one has to do with another, it's just that accounting could be a little dry.
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My class mate actually wrote a book for this, we went to Darden together and he wrote down everything he wished he had known before hand: excel, financing, stats etc. You can find the book on Amazon, its called MBA Prep
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I think I can tell you what would be least productive. CFA I for Ops. No no. Just because it's a ton of money to learn what's covered there.
I'd pick up an Econ 101 and/or STAT 101 textbook. That should do.