Fundamentals of Macro Economics (economics b)
This E-Learning economics course helping you to understand the main terms studied in Economics matriculation and first degree courses. You do not need to know mathematical equations to understand the basic concepts presented throughout the course. The use of real-life examples and easy to read graphs makes the content easy to grasp. Upon completing Economics for Beginners ,you will have the knowledge and understanding of a beginning economist level. A concluding quiz will examine your comprehension at the end of each lesson.
Topic Outline:
1. Inflation and the Consumer Price Index
Inflation and Deflation | The Basket Price | The Consumer Price Index
2. The Theory of the Money Supply
3. Employment and Unemployment
Important ratios | Categories Of Unemployment
4. Dr. Keynes and His Theory
Aggregate Demand and Supply | GDP = Aggregate Demand | Keynes’s Magic Faucet In A Period Of Inflation | Presenting Demand Elements At The Individual Level | Displaying Aggregate Demand Elements At The Macroeconomic Level | Keynes’s Theory
5. The State Budget
Transfer and Support Payments | The Expenditures Budget | Revenues Budget | Deficit | An Ordinary Budget And A Development Budget
6. The Balance of Payments
The Main Resources That Generate Foreign Currency | The Internal Division Of The Balance Of Payments | Balance Of Payments In An Abbreviated Format | The Sub-Sections In The Financial Account | Statistical Differences
Course Features
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Objectives
- To provide an introduction to the economic way of thinking through exposure to the language, theories and methodology of economics.
- To provide understanding of how core macro- and micro-economics theoretical principles relate to practical economic issues, and how they can be used to analyze important real- world economic problems and developments.
- To describe the ways in which people produce, consume and exchange goods and services.
