This course introduces fundamental concepts in macroeconomics and microeconomics that will build the foundation for more advanced economic models and theories. We will first begin the course by presenting ten principles of economics, and then discuss key ideas that economics centers around. This crash course is a great free resource for those who want to begin exploring economics but do not know where to start. Even though this course is not fully in conjunction with the Advanced Placement (AP) or college materials, a lot of the content that will be covered are similar to advanced high school or introductory college level economics class.
By taking this course, students will be able to answer questions including but not limited to
What is economics?
What is scarcity?
How are choices made?
What are normative and positive economics?
What are demand and supply?
How are price and quantity determined?
What is Gross Domestic Product (GDP)?
What is inflation?
What is unemployment?
What are monetary and fiscal policies?
What are the tools monetary and fiscal policies use?
What are different types of competitions?
What are different types of goods?
What are externalities and government failures?
How do we address externalities?
When and how does the government intervene?
Treating Differently What you Want to Last Forever
Problem solving in Array and String
My name is Andy, and I am the instructor of Introduction to Macro and Microeconomics. When I first began exploring economics on my own, I didn’t know where or how to start. After years of classes and learning, I am now a behavioral economics researcher with a published paper in a journal. I still enjoy learning and researching economics as it is my passion. Through the courses I make, I hope to make the learning process easier for you.
