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 Our Mobile Courses

We are creating courses that will be available as Apps in a number of operating systems. You will be able to customise your experience with three different levels:

(1) Core Concepts for those that want a general understanding of Economics;

(2) Extended Material for those that want more examples and mathematical models;

(3) Advanced Material for those that wish to have deeper academic focus.

Click on a course below to see its outline!

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MicroEconomics  (find our course on Udemy.com)

Unit 1 - Demand and Supply

 

   Consumption Possibilities  (sample class)

   The Demand Curve  (sample class)

   The Supply Curve  (sample class)

   Market Equilibrium  (sample class)

   Shifts in Demand (sample class)

   Shifts in Supply  (sample class)

   Changes in Equilibrium  (sample class)

Unit 2 - Government Intervention

 

   Market Disequilibrium

   Price Controls

   Quantity Controls

   Cost Policies

 

Unit 3 - Elasticities

 

   Price Elasticity of Demand

   Price Elasticity of Supply

   Cross-Price Elasticity of Demand

   Cross-Price Elasticity of Supply

   Income Elasticity

 

Unit 4 - Theory of the Firm

 

   Short-Run Costs

   Long-Run Costs

   Profit Maximisation

   Industrial Organisation

   Perfect Competition

   Monopoly

   Monopolistic Competition

   Oligopoly

 

Unit 5 - Maximisation Strategies

 

   Collusion

   Price Discrimination

   Market Failures

   Market Power

   Externalities

   Non-Excludable Products

   Asymmetric Information

   Government Failures

MacroEconomics  (pending)

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Unit 1 - Macroeconomic variables

 

​   Production Possibilities

   Production and Unemployment

   Consumer Price Index

   GDP Estimates

   GDP Deflator

 

Unit 2 - Aggregate Expenditure

 

   Equilibrium GDP

   Consumption

   Investment and Government

   Net Exports

 

Unit 3 - Short-Run

 

   Aggregate Demand

   Fiscal Policies

   Monetary Policies

   Aggregate Supply

   AS Policies

   Short-Run Equilibrium

 

Unit 4 - Long-Run ​

 

   Long-Run Equilibrium

   Long-Run Policies

   Depts and Deficits

   Dept-to-GDP Ratio

International Economics  /  Labour Economics  /  Economics of the Environment

After we complete MicroEconomics and MacroEconomics, we think that International Economics might be next, let us know what you need!

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