
- Instructor: Hans Vogt
- Lectures: 44
- Students: 435683
- Duration: 20 weeks
This diploma program content synthesizes the core principles of microeconomics and macroeconomics, providing a comprehensive overview of fundamental concepts, market dynamics, and policy frameworks. Economics is presented as the study of choices necessitated by scarcity—the conflict between unlimited wants and limited resources. The foundational principles include opportunity cost, production possibilities, and the benefits of specialization based on comparative advantage.
Market behavior is governed by the forces of supply and demand, which determine equilibrium prices and quantities. The responsiveness of these forces to change is measured by elasticity. Government intervention in markets can occur through price floors and ceilings, which create artificial shortages or surpluses.
Macroeconomics examines the economy as a whole, with performance measured by key indicators such as Gross Domestic Product (GDP), inflation, and unemployment. The interplay of aggregate supply and aggregate demand determines national income and price levels. Governments utilize fiscal policy (spending and taxation) and central banks employ monetary policy (controlling the money supply and interest rates) to stabilize the economy, combat recessions, and control inflation.
Microeconomics focuses on the decision-making of individual households and firms. Consumer choice is driven by the principle of maximizing utility, while firm behavior is dictated by profit maximization, which occurs where marginal revenue equals marginal cost. The competitive landscape is defined by four primary market structures: perfect competition, monopoly, monopolistic competition, and oligopoly, each with distinct characteristics regarding competition, pricing power, and long-run profitability. The government’s role in microeconomics includes correcting market failures such as externalities, providing public goods, and addressing income inequality.
International economics extends these principles to a global scale, where trade between nations is driven by comparative advantage, leading to greater overall efficiency and consumption possibilities. Trade can be hindered by protectionist measures like tariffs and quotas, and is facilitated by a system of currency exchange rates determined by international supply and demand.
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This course by Academy Europe aims at imparting quality education and training to students.
Academy Europe is dedicated to its students, their specific learning requirements, and their overall learning success.
This course is directed toward a student-centered, independent study, asynchronous learning approach.
After completing this course on Academy Europe, students will get self improvement and promotion in their careers.
This course is based on at least two learning skills which are provided to the users through audio & visuals, videos, verbal presentations and articles, all of which are asynchronized with distance education approach.
Prerequisites
Before you start proceeding with this course on Academy Europe, we are assuming that you have a good aptitude and can think logically. You should want to try something different.
Ideal candidates for the course would typically possess:
– Discipline and attentiveness
– Ability to conduct research
– Ability to perform tasks with speed, efficiency, and accuracy
– Analytical judgment
– Patience to interpret technical/scientific data
– A willingness to learn, roll up your sleeves and work toward your dream!
– A computer, tablet or smartphone and an internet connection
– Basic computer skills
Curriculum
- 8 Sections
- 44 Lessons
- 20 Weeks
- Introduction2
- Micro vs. Macro: Understanding the Two Sides of Economics6
- 2.1Introduction: Economics is About Choices
- 2.21. The Close-Up View: What is Microeconomics?
- 2.32. The Big Picture: What is Macroeconomics?
- 2.43. Microeconomics vs. Macroeconomics: A Side-by-Side Comparison
- 2.54. Two Sides of the Same Coin: How They Connect
- 2.65. Conclusion: Your Window into the Economic World
- The Core of Economics: Understanding Scarcity6
- Briefing on Core Principles of Microeconomics and Macroeconomics5
- Comprehensive Lecture Notes: Principles of Microeconomics and Macroeconomics8
- 5.1Module 1: Foundational Economic Principles
- 5.2Module 2: The Mechanics of Markets: Supply and Demand
- 5.3Module 3: Macroeconomic Performance and Measurement
- 5.4Module 4: Aggregate Models and Fiscal Policy
- 5.5Module 5: Money, Banking, and Monetary Policy
- 5.6Module 6: Microeconomic Foundations: Consumer Choice, Production, and Costs
- 5.7Module 7: Market Structures and the Role of Government
- 5.8Module 8: International Economics
- An Analysis of Fiscal and Monetary Policy Tools for Economic Stabilization7
- 6.11.0 Introduction to Macroeconomic Stabilization Policies
- 6.22.0 The Mechanics and Application of Fiscal Policy
- 6.33.0 Inherent Limitations and Challenges of Fiscal Policy
- 6.44.0 The Mechanics and Application of Monetary Policy
- 6.55.0 Strengths and Weaknesses of Monetary Policy
- 6.66.0 Comparative Analysis for Policymakers
- 6.77.0 Conclusion: Key Considerations for Policy Application
- Market Failures and the Rationale for Government Intervention: A Policy Framework6
- 7.11.0 Introduction: The Premise of Market Efficiency and the Concept of Market Failure
- 7.22.0 A Deep Dive into Negative Externalities: Spillover Costs and Market Distortion
- 7.33.0 Analyzing Positive Externalities: Spillover Benefits and Underproduction
- 7.44.0 The Challenge of Public Goods and Common Resources
- 7.55.0 Policy Instruments for Correcting Market Failures
- 7.66.0 Conclusion: The Deliberate Role of Government in a Modern Market Economy
- Study Guide for Microeconomics and Macroeconomics4
Requirements
- Discipline and attentiveness
- Ability to conduct research
- Ability to perform tasks with speed, efficiency, and accuracy
- Analytical judgment
- Patience to interpret technical/scientific data
- A willingness to learn, roll up your sleeves and work toward your dream!
- A computer, tablet or smartphone and an internet connection
- Basic computer skills
Features
- Before you start proceeding with this course on Academy Europe, we are assuming that you have a good aptitude and can think logically. You should want to try something different.
Target audiences
- This course by Academy Europe aims at imparting quality education and training to students.
- Academy Europe is dedicated to its students, their specific learning requirements, and their overall learning success.
- This course is directed toward a student-centered, independent study, asynchronous learning approach.
- After completing this course on Academy Europe, students will get self improvement and promotion in their careers.
- This course is based on at least two learning skills which are provided to the users through audio & visuals, videos, verbal presentations and articles, all of which are asynchronized with distance education approach.