What you will learn in Microeconomics Principles Specialization Course
Consumer and Firm Behavior: Understand how individuals and firms make decisions and how these decisions interact in various market structures.
Market Structures: Analyze different market structures, including perfect competition, monopoly, and oligopoly, and their impact on prices and output.
Government Policies: Examine the role of government in regulating markets, including the effects of taxes, subsidies, and price controls on market outcomes.
Economic Principles in Daily Life: Apply microeconomic concepts to real-world situations, such as labor markets, education, and environmental issues.
Supply and Demand Analysis: Use supply and demand graphs to analyze market movements and establish economic policies.
Program Overview
Introduction to Microeconomics
⏳ 1 month (10 hours per week)
Understand the fundamentals of microeconomics, including the basic principles of supply and demand, and the roles of consumers and firms in the market.
Market Structures and Competition
⏳ 1 month (10 hours per week)
Explore different types of market structures, how competition works in each, and the economic outcomes of each market type.
Government Policies and Economic Intervention
⏳ 1 month (10 hours per week)
Study the role of government policies in managing the economy, including fiscal policy, monetary policy, and regulation.
Real-World Microeconomic Applications
⏳ 1 month (10 hours per week)
Apply microeconomic theory to real-world scenarios, analyzing issues like income distribution, public goods, and environmental policy.
Microeconomics Case Study
⏳ 1 month (10 hours per week)
Apply the concepts learned to a comprehensive case study that challenges you to analyze a real-world economic problem.
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Job Outlook
Proficiency in Microeconomics is valuable for roles such as:
Economic Analyst
Public Policy Advisor
Market Research Analyst
Business Consultant
Skills acquired in this course are applicable in a wide range of sectors, including:
Government agencies
Non-profit organizations (NGOs)
Financial and research institutions
International organizations
Completing this course provides foundational knowledge for those interested in pursuing careers in economics, business, or public policy.
Specification: Microeconomics Principles Specialization
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