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What Will You Learn?

  • In this course you will be introduced to the fundamental principles of economic theories, models and tools employed by the Government, firms and other stakeholders to manage the economy.
  • In this course you will examine examines various micro and macroeconomics topics, including demand and supply model, cost of production, resource allocation, market structures and market failures, macroeconomic indicators such as GDP, economic growth, inflation and unemployment, monetary and fiscal policy, and international trade
  • In this course you will also learn how to analyse the labour market, financial market and global economic issues such as financial and other crises.

Requirements

  • Computer with an Internet connection.
  • PDF reading software, such as free Adobe Reader.
  • NFT Certificate
  • 49 Lessons
  • Beginner
  • English
  • +100 XP

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Curriculum

Course consist of total 1h 58min of content, in total.

Section 1: General Concepts and Microeconomics
39:40
Lecture 1.6: Equilibrium
01:06
Lecture 1.7: Disequilibrium
01:51
Lecture 1.8: Elasticity and Market Efficiency
02:03
Lecture 1.9: Elasticity
02:39
Lecture 1.10: Factors Affecting Demand Elasticity
01:44
Lecture 1.11: Total and Marginal Revenue
03:28
Lecture 1.12: Market Structure / Competitive Market
03:04
Lecture 1.13: Monopoly
05:15
Lecture 1.14: Monopoly and Efficient and Monopolistic Competition
02:49
Lecture 1.15: Oligopoly and Monopoly
04:44
Lecture 1.16: Monopsony in the Real World
01:29
Section 2: Macroeconomics
26:31
Lecture 2.1: Macroeconomics vs Microeconomics
03:14
Lecture 2.2: Aggregated Demand and Supply, and GDP
02:55
Lecture 2.3: Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
03:25
Lecture 2.4: Economic Growth
02:20
Lecture 2.5: Employment and Inflation
02:51
Lecture 2.6: Full Employment and Underemployment
03:11
Lecture 2.7: Natural Rate of Unemployment
03:04
Lecture 2.8: Inflation
02:54
Lecture 2.9: Deflation
02:37
Section 3: Economic Policies and Natural Market Failure
24:07
Lecture 3.1: Economic Policies
03:15
Lecture 3.2: The Transition of Monetary Policy to the Economy
02:34
Lecture 3.3: The Relationship between the Bank and the Government
01:42
Lecture 3.4: Fiscal Policy
01:10
Lecture 3.5: The Basics of Fiscal Policy
04:37
Lecture 3.6: What does Fiscal Policy Affect?
01:26
Lecture 3.7: Source of Market Failure
03:15
Lecture 3.8: Externalities
01:51
Lecture 3.9: Structural Market Failure
01:39
Lecture 3.10: Information Asymmetry
02:38
Section 4: Exchange Rates and Trade Barriers
14:29
Lecture 4.1: Exchange Rate and Trade Barriers
03:00
Lecture 4.2: Interest Rates
01:37
Lecture 4.3: Components of Interest Rates
02:49
Lecture 4.4: Trade Barriers
02:05
Lecture 4.5: Tariffs
01:31
Lecture 4.6: Taxation
02:32
Lecture 4.7: Deadweight Loss
00:55
Section 5: Sub-Branches of Economics
11:24
Lecture 5.1: Financial Economics
01:43
Lecture 5.2: International Economics
01:45
Lecture 5.3: Transaction Cost
03:00
Lecture 5.4: Labour Economics
01:50
Lecture 5.5: Environmental Economics
01:51
Lecture 5.6: Energy Economics
01:15
Section 6: Case Study
02:29
Case Study - Australian Statistics
02:29

About the Instructor

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