(Oxford) Diploma: Economic analysis

Economic analysis: Buy one get 5 million free? But does that make it right? (Workbook included)

Instructor:

Chris Sivewright

34,192 students enrolled

English [Auto]

Black Friday - who gains?

Black Friday - who loses?

Types of pricing policy

The psychology behind Black Friday

Alternatives to Black Friday

Retailers strategies

You will also learn something about yourself

The course includes a WORKBOOK.

A new section has been added about – you!

Black Friday Economics looks at the Economics behind Black Friday – but also the Ethics.

We look at:

1. Black Friday history

2. Pricing policy – not just ‘sale price; but the strategies within the strategies!

3. Black Friday ‘traps’

4. The psychology behind deals – you are welcome to share your own personal experiences!

5. Violence

6. Retailers’ strategies – is the bottom line simply to gain more revenue?

7. Guilt – just one party or several?

8. Behavioral Economics

8. Alternatives

Very current.

The course is bolstered with film clips, studies, recent newspaper articles and examples. We also look Cyber Monday. Black Friday is very soon – what you learn here, what you consider – and any discussions you take part in, may just influence your behaviour.

What will YOU be doing on Black Friday/Cyber Monday/ Green Monday?

The material on this course covers responses to ALL sales – cyber and High Street – and we look at the history, the strategies and the results. Some of this may make uncomfortable viewing – especially if you have queued all night only to find the price reduction was on ONE item only! In terms of ethics, of course we look at the ethics of the marketing but also is the consumer (yes, the one who pushes to the front of the queue, hurdles barriers, fights other consumers to get the ‘super sale’ TV,) – blameless?

Prelude - this is about...YOU!

Introduction

Violence!

Now...

Pricing policy

Black November...and ethics?

Guilt

Behavioural Economics

Why?

The Cassandra Workbook

The Economic Burden of Strokes

Short Course Award

Improving your English (Optional)

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Short Course Award

Video lesson

How long do I have access to the course materials?

You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.

Can I take my courses with me wherever I go?

Definitely! If you have an internet connection, courses on Udemy are available on any device at any time. If you don't have an internet connection, some instructors also let their students download course lectures. That's up to the instructor though, so make sure you get on their good side!

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