Economics For Everyone

Economics Made Easy with Macro, Micro and Econometrics

What you'll learn

You will identify the basic concepts of economics and how they affect businesses and individuals.

You will understand the importance of economic cycles and macroeconomic policy.

You will learn to make basic economic projections.

You will identify the importance of market equilibrium between supply and demand.

You will understand the main aspects of the monetary system.

Requirements

No previous experience is needed.

Description

Welcome to the course "Economics for Everyone"! If you're aiming to understand the economic forces that shape our world, this course is specially designed for you. Throughout this program, we will guide you from grasping the foundational principles of economics to applying advanced analytical techniques, enriched by insights into macroeconomics, microeconomics, and econometrics.In Module 1: Basic Economic Concepts, you'll start with a comprehensive introduction to the fundamental ideas that underpin economics. You'll explore supply and demand, learning how markets function and prices are determined. Delving into key economic indicators, you'll understand the significance of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in measuring economic health. This module also covers essential economic concepts such as inflation, unemployment, and economic growth, providing a solid foundation for the rest of the course.Module 2: Macroeconomics shifts the focus to the broader economic landscape. You'll study the monetary system, including the role of central banks and the mechanics of money supply. Exploring economic cycles, you'll gain insights into periods of expansion and recession and their impact on economies. This module also delves into macroeconomic policy, examining how governments use fiscal and monetary tools to influence economic outcomes and stabilize markets.In Module 3: Microeconomics, you'll zoom in on individual markets and the behavior of firms and consumers. You'll analyze market equilibrium and how prices adjust to balance supply and demand. The module covers different market structures like monopoly and oligopoly, exploring how they affect competition and consumer choices. Additionally, you'll be introduced to game theory, learning how strategic interactions among rational decision-makers can influence economic scenarios.Module 4: Econometrics introduces you to the quantitative methods economists use to test theories and analyze data. You'll learn about various types of databases and data collection techniques crucial for economic analysis. The module covers the simple regression model, teaching you how to examine relationships between two variables. Building on that, you'll explore the multiple regression model, enabling you to analyze more complex relationships and make informed predictions based on real-world data.By the end of this course, you will have a deep understanding of economic principles and the analytical skills to apply them effectively. Our interactive and practical approach ensures that you can immediately implement what you've learned in both your professional and personal life, empowering you to navigate economic challenges with confidence.Join us and take the first step towards unlocking the power of economics in your everyday life!

Overview

Section 1: Basic Economic Concepts

Lecture 1 Introduction to the course

Lecture 2 Supply and Demand

Lecture 3 CPI

Lecture 4 Understanding Key Economic Concepts

Section 2: Macroeconomics

Lecture 5 Introduction to the Module

Lecture 6 The Monetary System

Lecture 7 Economic Cycles

Lecture 8 Macroeconomic Policy

Section 3: Microeconomics

Lecture 9 Introduction to Microeconomics

Lecture 10 Market Equilibrium

Lecture 11 Monopoly and Oligopoly

Lecture 12 Game Theory

Section 4: Econometrics

Lecture 13 Introduction to Econometrics

Lecture 14 Types of Databases

Employees of financial institutions,Finance Professionals,Accountants