Description
Economics, 3rd Edition, Economics course is published by The Great Courses Academy. We are all economists. When we work, buy, save, invest, pay taxes and vote. It helps us to be good economists. Economic issues are active in our lives every day. However, when the topic of economics comes up in conversation or on the news, we find ourselves eager to understand more complex issues than the basics of economics. It will help you stay on top of these and other economic issues that affect you and your country every day – interest rates, unemployment, personal investment, budget deficits, globalization and many more – with a level of knowledge and Think and discuss more skills.
Designed for those who have not yet purchased a copy of the second edition, this expanded and revised edition includes updated statistics and discussions of recent events. It also has extensive coverage in areas of general interest, such as anti-competitive issues, corporate liability, and international financial crises. These lectures do not require special or advanced knowledge of mathematics. Instead, you’ll learn economics through intuitive explanations in plain English from an award-winning professor at Stanford and the University of Minnesota. 18 Professor Timothy Taylor’s first lecture focuses on microeconomics, or looking at economics from the bottom up. You will study the behavior of individuals, families and companies and how they interact in commodity, labor and savings and investment markets.
What you will learn
- How supply and demand operate in the free market to determine the prices of the goods we buy and the salaries we receive
- How is the interest rate determined? And how it affects many of the decisions we make—like what house to buy
- How do businesses compete with each other? What is a natural monopoly? What role does the government play in encouraging and regulating competition?
- Defining “public goods” as things like national defense and education that we all benefit from contributing to or not. The problem of motivating citizens to support the production of public goods can be understood through a game theory problem known as the prisoner’s dilemma.
Economics course specifications, 3rd Edition
- Publisher: The Great Courses
- teacher : Timothy Taylor
- English language
- Education level: all levels
- Number of courses: 36
- Training duration: 18 hours and 0 minutes
Chapters of the Economics course, 3rd Edition
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