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Economics: The Fundamentals
The Basics of Economics in a Nutshell
Know the basics of Economics.
Be able to identify and accurately analyse different global economic issues and events.
Discuss Economics at a more advanced and global level.
Understand Economics as not only a subject but as an analytical tool.
This course will explain the basics of Economics in a concise and easy way to understand. The course will be explaining macroeconomics and microeconomics concepts such as demand and supply, PPC. Central Banks and Exchange rates will be explained and how nations use debts, deficits, and surpluses in an economy. This course will also explain CPI (Consumer Price Index) why it is used as a measure of inflation in many countries. We will also learn the basics and foundation of the global economy, how international trade and economies work at a basic level. We will look into inflation and deflation and how money works generally in an economy. And for those who want to go further, this course is just for you as I explain some advanced Economic concepts at a surface level. Such include FX (Foreign Exchange), Marginalism, Theoretical and Policy Economics, Economic indicators and releases, Market animals and many more. Being a course, gathered from both American and British Curricula, this course is perfect for students who are currently studying Economics in high school while also being suitable for those who are curious about the world of Economics. Thus, by the end of this course I will make sure that Economic basics will simply be a plaything in your hands, so what are you waiting for? Let’s go!
Microeconomics Vs. Macroeconomics I
Microeconomics Vs Macroeconomics II
The Global Economy
National and Personal Financial Planning
Producers and Consumers
Summary and Test
Additional Topics
Summary and Test
Introduction to Advanced Economic Concepts
Summary and Test
Conclusion
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