Economics
Social Sciences
A mathematically rigorous tour of economics — from supply and demand to game theory, behavioral biases, growth models, monetary policy, and international trade. Every topic is grounded in equations and quantitative reasoning.
Learning Objectives
- Apply supply-demand analysis and elasticity to real markets
- Measure GDP, inflation, and unemployment using macroeconomic formulas
- Analyze comparative advantage, exchange rates, and trade policy
- Use the Solow growth model and interpret development metrics
- Understand behavioral deviations from rational-agent theory
- Model labor markets, wages, and human capital returns
- Compare market structures using profit-maximization conditions
- Evaluate externalities, public goods, and optimal tax policy
- Apply the quantity theory of money, IS-LM, and the Taylor rule
Lessons
1
Microeconomics — Supply, Demand & Elasticity
25 min
2
Macroeconomics — GDP, Inflation & Unemployment
25 min
3
International Economics — Trade & Exchange Rates
22 min
4
Development Economics & Growth Theory
22 min
5
Behavioral Economics — Biases & Decision Making
20 min
6
Labor Economics & Human Capital
20 min
7
Market Structures & Industrial Organization
22 min
8
Public Economics — Externalities, Public Goods & Taxation
20 min
9
Monetary Economics & Financial Markets
22 min
10
Placement Test Practice — Economics
22 min
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