Principles of Economic Analysis
Principles of Economic Analysis, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 5, with 108 lectures, based on 1 reviews, and has 2 subscribers.
You will learn about Students should be able to grasp fundamental economic concepts such as supply and demand, opportunity cost, elasticity, and market structures. Students should learn to analyze why people make certain economic choices, how firms operate, and how governments influence economic outcomes. Understanding the roles of the government and the central bank in stabilizing the economy through monetary and fiscal policies. Students should gain the ability to evaluate the consequences of government intervention, taxation, and regulations on markets and the society. This course is ideal for individuals who are All students in introduction to economics course, first year MBA students, and every college level student in all fields. It is particularly useful for All students in introduction to economics course, first year MBA students, and every college level student in all fields.
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Title: Principles of Economic Analysis
Price: $44.99
Average Rating: 5
Number of Lectures: 108
Number of Published Lectures: 108
Number of Curriculum Items: 108
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 108
Original Price: $19.99
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What You Will Learn
- Students should be able to grasp fundamental economic concepts such as supply and demand, opportunity cost, elasticity, and market structures.
- Students should learn to analyze why people make certain economic choices, how firms operate, and how governments influence economic outcomes.
- Understanding the roles of the government and the central bank in stabilizing the economy through monetary and fiscal policies.
- Students should gain the ability to evaluate the consequences of government intervention, taxation, and regulations on markets and the society.
Who Should Attend
- All students in introduction to economics course, first year MBA students, and every college level student in all fields.
Target Audiences
- All students in introduction to economics course, first year MBA students, and every college level student in all fields.
Welcome to the dynamic world of economics! In this comprehensive course, we delve into both microeconomic and macroeconomic realms, offering a holistic understanding of how economies function and evolve.
Microeconomics, the cornerstone of our study, scrutinizes the intricate behaviors of individual economic actors such as consumers, workers, firms, and market forces. Through meticulous analysis, we unravel how consumption, production, and income distribution interlace within the market’s intricate web, empowering us to navigate real-world scenarios with informed decision-making.
Meanwhile, macroeconomics unveils the broader canvas, shedding light on pivotal phenomena such as national income, unemployment, and inflation that sculpt the socioeconomic landscape. Yet, we transcend mere observation by delving into the intricate dynamics of government intervention. From the indispensable role of the Federal Reserve Bank to the nuanced workings of monetary and fiscal policies aimed at steering unemployment and inflation, we meticulously explore how regulatory measures can shape economic trajectories within defined boundaries.
Embark on this enlightening journey with me as we delve deep into the intricate tapestry of economic principles, providing you with invaluable insights into both the micro and macro dimensions of economic phenomena, guiding you towards gaining a comprehensive understanding of the intricate workings of our domestic and global economies .
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introductions: Introducing the course, the instructor and the textbook
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Introducing the instructor
Lecture 3: The Textbook for the Course
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Chapter 2: Chapters 1& 2
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Bahram Adrangi, PhD
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