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Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON 1202)

Page states the course covers macroeconomic forces shaping global markets, corporate strategies and economic policies.

$25 one-time157 lessonsRuntime 17:43:21Self-pacedCertificate of completion

Outline

25 sections

  1. 01Course Intro & Syllabus
  2. 02Section 1: Introduction to Economics and Economic Systems
  3. 03Section 2: Choice in a World of Scarcity and Budget Constraints
  4. 04Section 3: The Production Possibilities Frontier and Social Choices
  5. 05Section 4: Demand, Supply, and Market Equilibrium
  6. 06Section 5: Supply and Demand in Labor and Financial Markets
  7. 07Section 6: Elasticity and Its Application in Pricing
  8. 08Section 7: The Macroeconomic Perspective and Measuring GDP
  9. 09Section 8: Economic Growth and Labor Productivity
  10. 10Section 9: Unemployment and the Macroeconomy
  11. 11Section 10: Inflation and the Cost of Living
  12. 12Section 11: Introduction to International Trade and Capital Flows
  13. 13Section 12: The Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply Model (AD-AS Model)
  14. 14Section 13: The Keynesian Perspective
  15. 15Section 14: The Neoclassical Perspective
  16. 16Midterm Exam
  17. 17Section 15: Money and the Banking System
  18. 18Section 16: Monetary Policy and Bank Regulation
  19. 19Section 17: Exchange Rates and International Capital Flows
  20. 20Section 18: Government Budgets and Fiscal Policy
  21. 21Section 19: The Impacts of Government Borrowing
  22. 22Section 20: Macroeconomic Policy Around the World
  23. 23Section 21: Deepening International Trade and Comparative Advantage
  24. 24Section 22: Globalization and Protectionism
  25. 25Final Exam

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Course
Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON 1202)
Course code
ECON 1202
Track
Business & management
Price
$25 $59.99
Lessons
157
Total runtime
17:43:21
Delivery
100% online, self-paced
Language
English
On completion
Certificate of completion — a non-degree credential

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