Economics Courses
Economics
Course • Economics • 5 lectures
The Labour Market, Healthcare and the COVID-19 Pandemic
Prof. Christopher Rauh, University of CambridgeThe Labour Market, Healthcare and the COVID-19 Pandemic
Prof. Christopher RauhUniversity of Cambridge
Course • Economics • 5 lectures
The Labour Market, Migration and Labour Shortages
Madeleine Sumption, University of OxfordThe Labour Market, Migration and Labour Shortages
Madeleine SumptionUniversity of Oxford
Course • Economics • 5 lectures
Macro – Fiscal Policy
Dr Silvia Dal Bianco, UCLMacro – Fiscal Policy
Dr Silvia Dal BiancoUCL
Course • Economics • 6 lectures
Micro – Opportunity Cost and Production Possibility Curves
Dr Stefania Simion, Bristol UniversityMicro – Opportunity Cost and Production Possibility Curves
Dr Stefania SimionBristol University
Course • Economics • 7 lectures
Micro – The Labour Market
Dr Stefania Simion, Bristol UniversityMicro – The Labour Market
Dr Stefania SimionBristol University
Course • Economics • 6 lectures
Micro – Competition Policy, Public Ownership and Regulation
Prof. Michael Waterson, Warwick UniversityMicro – Competition Policy, Public Ownership and Regulation
Prof. Michael WatersonWarwick University
Course • Economics • 6 lectures
Macro – Unemployment
Dr Ramin Nassehi, UCLMacro – Unemployment
Dr Ramin NassehiUCL
Course • Economics • 5 lectures
Micro – Individual Economic Decision-Making
Dr Maija Halonen-Akatwijuka, Bristol UniversityMicro – Individual Economic Decision-Making
Dr Maija Halonen-AkatwijukaBristol University
Course • Economics • 8 lectures
Micro – Elasticity
Prof. Subhasish Chowdhury, Sheffield UniversityMicro – Elasticity
Prof. Subhasish ChowdhurySheffield University
Course • Economics • 6 lectures
Micro – Poverty and Inequality
Dr Paul Segal, King's College LondonMicro – Poverty and Inequality
Dr Paul SegalKing's College London
Course • Economics • 5 lectures
Micro - Government Intervention in Markets
Dr Toke Aidt, University of CambridgeMicro - Government Intervention in Markets
Dr Toke AidtUniversity of Cambridge
Course • Economics • 5 lectures
Macro – Central Banks and Monetary Policy
Prof. Andrea Ferrero, University of OxfordMacro – Central Banks and Monetary Policy
Prof. Andrea FerreroUniversity of Oxford
Course • Economics • 6 lectures
Macro – Financial Markets and the Financial System
Prof. Sir John Kay, University of OxfordMacro – Financial Markets and the Financial System
Prof. Sir John KayUniversity of Oxford
Course • Economics • 6 lectures
Micro – Behavioural Economics
Prof. Johannes Abeler, University of OxfordMicro – Behavioural Economics
Prof. Johannes AbelerUniversity of Oxford
Course • Economics • 6 lectures
Why Nations Fail
Prof. James Robinson, University of ChicagoWhy Nations Fail
Prof. James RobinsonUniversity of Chicago
Course • Economics • 7 lectures
Macro – International Trade
Dr Pierre-Louis Vezina, King's College LondonMacro – International Trade
Dr Pierre-Louis VezinaKing's College London
Course • Economics • 6 lectures
Micro – How Economists Think
Prof. Avinash Dixit, Princeton UniversityMicro – How Economists Think
Prof. Avinash DixitPrinceton University
Course • Economics • 4 lectures
Micro – The Economic Problem and the Factors of Production
Dr Simon Halliday, Bristol UniversityMicro – The Economic Problem and the Factors of Production
Dr Simon HallidayBristol University
Course • Economics • 5 lectures
Macro – Economic Growth, the Economic Cycle and Sustainability
Dr Silvia Dal Bianco, UCLMacro – Economic Growth, the Economic Cycle and Sustainability
Dr Silvia Dal BiancoUCL
Course • Economics • 5 lectures
Macro – The Circular Flow of Income and the Multiplier Effect
Dr Paul Segal, King's College LondonMacro – The Circular Flow of Income and the Multiplier Effect
Dr Paul SegalKing's College London
Course • Economics • 5 lectures
Macro – The Measurement of Macroeconomic Performance
Dr Paul Segal, King's College LondonMacro – The Measurement of Macroeconomic Performance
Dr Paul SegalKing's College London
Course • Economics • 5 lectures
Macro – Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply
Dr Paul Segal, King's College LondonMacro – Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply
Dr Paul SegalKing's College London
Course • Economics • 6 lectures
Macro – Inflation
Dr Christopher Bowdler, University of OxfordMacro – Inflation
Dr Christopher BowdlerUniversity of Oxford
Course • Economics • 6 lectures
Macro – Achieving Macroeconomic Objectives
Dr Paul Segal, King's College LondonMacro – Achieving Macroeconomic Objectives
Dr Paul SegalKing's College London
Course • Economics • 5 lectures
The Economics of Happiness
Prof. Lord Richard Layard, London School of EconomicsThe Economics of Happiness
Prof. Lord Richard LayardLondon School of Economics
Course • Economics • 6 lectures
Macro – International Growth and Development
Dr Ramin Nassehi, UCLMacro – International Growth and Development
Dr Ramin NassehiUCL
Course • Economics • 6 lectures
Macro – Exchange Rates and the Balance of Payments
Dr Bruce Morley, Bath UniversityMacro – Exchange Rates and the Balance of Payments
Dr Bruce MorleyBath University