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November 2023: Brand new series of lectures at the beginning that set the tone for the whole course.

August 2023: New section on Behavioural Economics added

Important notice: This course is run as a HUGE class. There are 8000+ posts in the Q/A at an average of about 60 posts a day. Students from many different countries post and ask/answer questions on all aspects of Economics. 
THERE IS AN EMPHASIS ON CURRENT AFFAIRS WORLDWIDE AND DISCUSSIONS.

Recent discussions have been about:

  • Islam and Economics

  • Marginal Utility

  • Elasticity

  • Bidenomics and the American economy

  • South Africa and Economics

  • 2021 budget and budgets in general

  • Climate Change and economics...and economies

  • Brexit

  • Modern monetary theory

  • Indian economy

  • USA economy

  • Vocabulary tests galore to make sure you understand

  • Q/A discussions - you post definitions and get asked questions

  • Ukraine economy

  • Davos

  • 2023 economic policy

  • Exchange rates

This is a course where everyone learns from each other. 8000 posts means students are ENGAGED IN THE COURSE.
WATCH THE PREVIEW VIDEOS BEFORE YOU ENROL

NEW CASE STUDIES ADDED 28TH APRIL 2023: 20 mini Case Studies

A NEW SECTION FOR BEGINNERS IN ECONOMICS WAS ADDED IN JUNE 2023


The FOURTEEN courses take you through BEGINNER to ADVANCED!

Course One - Business Economics English

This is a seven day Business Economics English course for those students whose first language is not nEnglish. If you are fluent in English then skip this course.

Course Two - Egg Timer Economics

‘Egg timer economics’ is a series of very short lectures that illustrate key areas of the advanced Economics course. (Each lecture is about 3.5 minutes, hence the title 'Egg-timer Economics!) The course introduces key areas of micro and macroeconomics in a very straightforward way. There are also two sections on current affairs to encourage those attending the course to use news items to learn about Economics.

Each lecture (except Current Affairs) is accompanied by data response questions and a quiz.

Course Three - Corbynomics

Corbynomics.

Jeremy Corbyn leads the Labour Party in the UK. 'Corbynomics' has certainly captured the attention of the young.

BUT what IS 'Corbynomics'?

This part examines the Labour Party's Economic policies

Course Four- Revision Lectures

Revision.

There are three elements to this course:

· current news items

· rapid fire questions about the economics in the news

· revision lectures

Course Five - World Economics

We look at individual economies of the world - starting with the UK

Course Six

Back to basics but also a giant leap forward - go and look!

Topics include:

· aggregate demand

· aggregate supply

· confidence and AD

· economies of Australia, America, Sweden and the UK

· impact of Brexit

· international trade

· government economic policy

· savings/savings ratio

· Twitter as an investment tool

Course Seven

· The economic legacy of Theresa May, the UK Prime Minister who has just resigned (May 2019)

· The European Elections

Course Eight

The UK has a new Prime Minister. He has made a series of pledges about the economy.

These are analysed.

Courses Nine and Ten

A Before..and After course which measures your progress.

Course Eleven

The Economic impact of COVID-19 (and a workbook)

Course Twelve

The Economy of the USA

Current as at April 2020 we look at the USA and COVID…and the impact. But we also look at whether Americans are happy with their economy.

Course Thirteen

The Nigerian Economy

We consider the macro areas of the Nigerian Economy

Course Fourteen

April Fools economics

Created specifically for April 1st we look at Economic hoaxes.

What terminology would you expect the audience to use to find your course?

The terminology is common business language – as found in newspapers. Therefore terms such as ‘fiscal policy’ and ‘monetary policy’ are used. Students are encouraged to use the Q/A option to raise points and questions. These questions will very quickly be responded to. Remember too that there is an ‘Economics English’ course included.

What kind of materials are included?

600+ short lectures and some documents that a) test whether the student had understood/remembered the key elements of the lecture and b) questions encouraging to do their own research. In that way the course continues beyond the video.

How long will the course take to complete?

Assuming the student has 2 hours a day , the course could easily be covered in ten weeks. However, one of the purposes of the course is to enthuse the student and the questions asked may encourage the student to spend hours reading newspaper articles. There are also 24 workbooks that, if filled in, will easily take another 120 hours. (This is a very intensive course!)

How is the course structured?

The lectures follow the standard Advanced Economic syllabus. So, video, then an extension document. Then the next video. There are many, many revision questions.

Why take this course?

So many reasons!

1. To quickly gain an understanding of microeconomics and macroeconomics

2. To be able to assess and evaluate America's economic policies

3. To be able to assess and evaluate the UK's 'alternative' economic policies

4. In the final extended section you can thoroughly test yourself and really see if you understand the economics behind current articles. These lectures are boosted by repeats of earlier lectures. Thus: R-E-V-I-S-I-O-N

Bạn sẽ học được gì

This is the ONLY Udemy course to offer the Oxford Diploma for Economics

How you learn by joining in the 6000 discussions! (As at August 2023)

Davos and Globalisation

Focusing on individual countries (eg. USA, UK, Norway, Saudi Arabia, Bulgaria, India, Italy, South Africa)

Analysis of global topics including climate change, peak oil theory, economic growth, economics of veganism

25 workbooks including COVID-19 impact: learn through discussion also the Indian economy

Analysis of pro-Brexit economic arguments

Workbooks/lectures on: USA, India, UK, Australia

The economic legacy of Theresa May (UK Prime Minister)

The EU Elections

Economics and decluttering

The USA Economy as at April 2023

A seven day course in Business Economics English

Climate change and Economics

Understand the basics of micro and macro Economics

Trumponomics and Corbynomics

Textbooks are included!

Yêu cầu

  • An interest in understanding world affairs
  • An interest in current (economic) affairs - COVID-19 economic impact
  • A desire to read further - and apply
  • A willingness to participate in the numerous discussions

Nội dung khoá học

81 sections

Introduction - and make best use of your time

2 lectures
Introduction
03:48
Make the best use of your time
08:39

Economic Indicators

12 lectures
Introduction
01:46
The first ten
07:38
The ten again
10:32
The third ten
11:00
The fourth ten
13:55
An extra few....
12:10
India
09:21
India why?
05:19
USA
05:35
USA why?
04:57
Chat GPT
08:34
Conclusion
04:58

Please watch this first!

5 lectures
Please watch this first!
02:16
Part 2
03:37
Part 3
03:40
Part 4
01:32
Part 5
25:39

Before we start.. THINKING Economics - let's see where you stand!

5 lectures
Ethics
36:55
Valuation
02:04
Automation
01:44
Globalisation (covered later)
01:59
Climate change
01:58

Learning Economics via the June 2024 General Election (UK)

11 lectures
Introduction
09:36
Inflation falls (the article)
04:05
Economic growth
14:45
2.3% Inflation
06:43
Government borrowing
03:54
A further cut to National Insurance
02:45
Better off?
04:58
The National Living Wage
03:32
Fiscal drag
02:40
Housing
06:54
Collusion
03:30

Five Pieces

5 lectures
Five pieces : Labour market
07:36
Real pay growth
05:03
Five pieces : Economic growth
08:11
Five pieces : retail sales and public finance
09:19
Pre-election tax cuts?
03:50

Assessment

3 lectures
IMF Assessment
02:35
Cut NIC?
06:08
No austerity measures!
06:37

Election Economic Analysis

3 lectures
Growth Forecast - pt 1
08:50
Growth Forecast - pt 2
06:05
Future plans
12:35

Looking at Economic Policies

6 lectures
The Housing Market
09:06
Tax cuts
13:09
Public Expenditure
03:26
Health
14:31
Migration
08:21
Economic growth
11:42

Confidence

3 lectures
Interest rates
02:14
Unemployment
32:39
Research and Inflation
10:30

Australia

3 lectures
Inflation
02:17
The article
12:12
Going through the questions
06:13

Manifesto Policies

6 lectures
Introduction
01:09
The Conservative Party
05:37
Trade-offs
04:27
Taxation
03:28
National Debt
05:13
Drawbacks
05:02

Introduction

1 lectures
Introduction
14:01

OPTIONAL Friendly advice

1 lectures
Friendly advice
20:53

COMPULSORY Oxford School of Learning Diploma

1 lectures
About the Diploma in Economics
16:11

Before...

1 lectures
Before...
09:28

THIS IS ONLY FOR THOSE WHO ARE NEW TO ECONOMICS

3 lectures
Let's BEGIN!
12:20
Let's Continue
35:06
Also
02:38

Economics in the news

22 lectures
Introduction
12:01
Article 1
05:18
Article 2
10:09
Article 3
04:50
Article 4
03:34
Article 5
03:27
Article 6
04:34
Article 7
06:21
Article 8
05:10
Article 9
04:40
Article 10
05:08
Article 11
06:03
Article 12
06:32
Article 13
04:26
Article 14
03:54
Article 15
06:54
Article 16
05:47
Article 17
04:59
Article 18
04:40
Article 19
04:15
Article 20
05:43
Article 21
06:59

Optional : Mind maps

5 lectures
Teaching is the art of causing learning (part 1)
16:15
Teaching is the art of causing learning (part 2)
08:55
Teaching is the art of causing learning (part 3)
12:39
Mind maps
16:06
Mind maps (part 2)
12:22

COMPULSORY:Mind Map a Textbook!

1 lectures
Mind Map a Textbook!
13:05

COMPULSORY for Oxford Diploma : Key Vocabulary

11 lectures
Introduction
09:17
Lecture 1 : The first five
14:32
Lecture 2 : Keep plugging away
07:29
Lecture 3: Five more of the best
11:46
Lecture 4 : More and more Vocabulary
14:03
Lecture 5 : Explore concepts!
12:24
Lecture 6 : Well done so far
09:35
Lecture 7 : 60+ Definitions so far?
08:42
Lecture 8 : Nearly at the end of the beginning
10:00
Lecture 9 : Almost there!
08:55
Lecture 10 : The final lecture!
11:53

COMPULSORY: Egg Timer Economics

24 lectures
About the lecturer
00:45
Reviews
16:05
Lecture 1: Introduction
08:46
Demand
08:44
Lecture 3: Supply
08:23
Elasticity
08:52
Market failure
06:33
Lecture 6: Current Affairs
04:07
Lecture 7: Introduction to Macro-economics
08:24
Lecture 8 : Aggregate Demand
06:43
Lecture 9: Aggregate Supply
05:50
Lecture 10: Aims and Objectives of Government economic policy
03:20
Lecture 11: Government Economic policies
04:14
Lecture 12: Current Affairs
03:48
Lecture 13: Revision session
04:41
Current Affairs 11th November 2020
05:05
Part 2
02:55
Part 3
03:38
Part 4
06:31
Part 5
12:16
Part 6
11:45
Part 7
02:09
Part 8
04:56
Part 9
09:34

Core Macroeconomics

23 lectures
Introduction
11:23
Supplyand Demand
05:01
Demand Pull Inflation
10:29
GDP
10:11
Calculating Real GDP
11:45
GDPand Policy Decisions
11:03
Inflation
16:15
Monetary Tools
09:43
Unemployment
12:02
Labour Market Policies
14:53
Fiscal and Monetary Policies
10:22
AS and AD
12:10
Shifting the Curves
14:40
Gastronationalism
07:41
Part of Economics?
05:57
Feta Cheese
07:37
Infrastructure Investment
09:03
The Dynamics of Inflation
08:32
Addressing the Unemployment Challenge
07:17
Fiscal Policy and Economic Objectives
07:35
Supply-side and Economic Objectives
06:56
Monetary Policy and Economic Objectives
08:14
Supply and Demand
11:29

COMPULSORY: Financial markets and Monetary Policy

48 lectures
Money
05:37
Money Supply
09:43
Monetarist theory of inflation - part 1
03:21
Monetarist theory of inflation - pt 2
09:05
Money market, capital market and foreign exchange market - pt 1
05:59
Money market, capital market and foreign exchange market - pt 2
07:47
Roles of financial markets - pt 1
03:23
Roles of financial markets - pt 2
06:09
Inverse relationship - pt 1
07:19
Inverse relationship - pt 2
07:37
Inverse relationship - pt 3
01:40
Investment banks - pt 1
08:47
Investment Banks - pt 2
06:36
Investment Banks - pt 3
04:23
Commercial Banks and the UK Economy - pt 1
06:07
Commercial Banks and the UK Economy - pt 2
09:07
Commercial banks and the UK Economy - pt 3
04:00
Central Banks and Monetary Policy - pt 1
07:47
Central Banks and Monetary Policy - pt 2
03:43
Central Banks and Monetary Policy - pt 3
08:46
Central Banks and Monetary Policy - pt 4
04:44
Problems with Monetary Policy - pt 1
05:42
Problems with Monetary Policy - pt 2
06:44
Interest rates and the Transmission Mechanism - pt 1
06:24
Interest rates and the Transmission Mechanism - pt 2
10:45
Interest rates and the Transmission Mechanism - pt 3
04:47
Interest rates and the transmission Mechanism - pt 4
03:01
Interest rates and exchange rates - pt 1
06:46
Interest rates and exchange rates - pt 2
08:48
Quantitative Easing
04:43
Regulation of the financial system
09:55
Regulatory bodies - 1
10:18
Regulatory bodies - 2
05:04
Regulatory bodies - 3
03:01
Liquidity ratio - pt 1
05:07
Liquidity ratio - pt 2
12:13
Moral hazard - part 1
05:47
Moral hazard - part 2
06:16
Moral hazard - part 3
06:46
Shocks
08:04
Banks fail - but why? Part 1
11:08
Banks fail - but why? - part 2
06:26
Banks fail - but why? part 3
12:05
Revision - part 1
06:55
Revision - part 2
07:51
Revision - part 3
07:29
Revision - part 4
08:28
Revision - part 5
07:19

Oxford Diploma section Budgets

24 lectures
Introduction
02:33
Budget deficits
06:34
Budget deficits in greater detail - part 1
11:11
Budget deficits in greater detail - part 2
12:08
Inflation
02:31
The state of the economy
09:15
Reducing the budget deficit by cutting public sector spending
06:05
Raising taxes
05:06
Economic growth
04:27
Print money? - part 1
06:07
Print money? - part 2
10:45
Print money? - part 3
14:55
Modern Monetary Theory
12:24
Policy implications of Modern Monetary Theory
07:09
Know this about the economy
02:52
The 2021 Budget - part 1
05:45
The Budget - part 2
10:21
The homework - part 1
10:42
The homework - part 2
14:31
Why not stop waste? - pt 1
14:22
Why not stop waste ? - pt 2
02:24
GDP and Public Finances in Charts
10:28
Unemployment
09:58
Furloughing
14:01

The March 2024 Budget

31 lectures
Before
04:45
14 Years
10:14
Regional disparities
07:59
Optimism
07:50
The deficit
08:10
National Debt
06:51
The NHS
09:54
Economic growth
08:01
Underinvestment
10:28
Global Britain
09:18
Taxation
14:02
Wage Growth
08:44
Food Banks
07:15
Reducing poverty
07:59
Economic inactivity
07:40
Reducing unemployment
05:05
Migration
15:21
What he said
17:06
Commentators - 1
04:58
Commentators - 2
03:39
Commentators - 3
04:17
Cut 'n' paste
07:03
NHS
04:09
NHS Performance
06:36
Is there an argument for...
13:14
Statements in the Budget
08:35
Debt is falling
10:13
Credit card
06:26
Tax and Income
10:11
Newspaper coverage
08:29
Ultimate Political Selfie
15:33

COMPULSORY : Oxford Diploma section

12 lectures
Introduction
03:56
Difficult financial backdrop
06:29
Squeezing public sector - pt 1
03:09
Squeezing public sector - pt 2
05:31
Levelling up
05:47
What happens next
04:33
Covid and Brexit
05:04
Paul
02:16
Andrew
02:18
Douglas
03:20
Julian
01:57
Chris
02:55

COMPULSORY Globalisation

15 lectures
Introduction and Keynote Address
07:49
Some causes of globalisation
06:27
More on causes of globalisation
05:31
Characteristics of globalisation - part 1
06:43
Characteristics of globalisation - part 2
07:03
Winners and Losers
02:00
Winners and Losers - part 2
07:30
How does globalisation affect the UK Economy?
04:59
How does globalisation affect the UK Economy - part 2
06:04
Let me level with you!
10:36
Globalisation - the disadvantages
07:03
Is globalisation irreversible?
08:33
Discussion
08:12
Multinationals and globalisation - part 1
08:31
Multinationals and globalisation part 2
04:35

COMPULSORY The Great Reset - this is to stimulate discussion!

20 lectures
Introduction - part 1
04:37
Introduction - part 2
04:55
Introduction - part 3
07:12
Health - pt 1
06:19
Health - pt 2
06:29
Health - pt 3
11:57
Wealth
08:56
Ownership
09:21
Ownership - 2
02:33
Continuance
08:19
Energy - pt 1
07:52
Energy - pt 2
05:40
Energy - pt 3
06:16
Nutrition - pt 1
03:08
Nutrition - pt 2
04:59
Nutrition - pt 3
05:18
Surveillance
05:15
Individual sovereignty
03:14
Market freedom
09:08
P.P.S.
08:41

The Economic impact of war

1 lectures
The Economic impact of war
06:58

Countries

28 lectures
Japan
14:51
Russia - 1
07:37
Russia - 2
10:01
Africa - 1
11:15
Africa - 2
11:02
Africa - 3
10:12
Africa - 4
07:39
India - 1
12:50
India - 2
12:12
India - 3
10:40
India - 4
10:58
India - 5
08:55
India - 6
06:21
India - 7
10:08
India - 8
07:59
Eire - 1
08:09
Eire - 2
04:45
Eire - 3
03:54
Eire - 4
07:10
Cambodia - 1
08:17
Cambodia - 2
14:36
Cambodia - 3
08:36
Cambodia - 4
09:28
Cambodia - 5
09:11
Cambodia - 6
10:34
Cambodia - 7
03:37
Cambodia - 8
04:54
Cambodia - 9
08:51

Canada

14 lectures
Overview
07:48
A closer look
10:33
Pre-2020 pt 1
06:16
Pre 2020 - pt 2
08:50
Buying bonds
05:57
Inflation falls
07:28
Inflation rate below expectations
10:57
Supply chain improvements
04:01
Questions
06:41
Why not just print money?
05:47
Q/E and/or printing money
06:09
Electronic
05:55
Inflationary pressure
08:13
What about continually printing money?
03:20

OPTIONAL : The Nigerian Economy

6 lectures
Introduction
12:49
The Economy: An overview
11:36
Impact of Covid - just one example
09:25
Covid-19 - wider implications
17:41
Stimulus
08:35
A positive note
17:50

South Africa

14 lectures
Introduction
01:11
Stimulus package - pt 1
07:29
Stimulus package - pt 2
04:00
Loan Guarantee Scheme - pt 1
04:01
Loan Guarantee Scheme - pt 2
05:27
Snapshot - pt 1
06:58
Snapshot - pt 2
07:34
Economic background - pt 1
05:00
Economic background - pt 2
06:04
Economic background - pt 3
11:27
Inequality - pt 1
04:47
Inequality - pt 2
06:16
Economic effects of the lockdown
02:03
Newspapers
07:28

OPTIONAL: UKRAINE

6 lectures
Introduction
11:25
Relevance
23:42
Truth
28:40
Action
22:52
The End
18:25
P.P.S.
34:23

COMPULSORY : America - a World Economy

23 lectures
Introduction
04:50
Overview
13:44
Coming to an end (part 1)
08:49
Coming to an end (part 2)
09:47
But on the other hand
07:01
The States
05:02
But we are now in March
13:34
Avoiding people
09:22
Covid-19 recession (part 1)
09:34
Covid-19 recession (part 2)
09:46
Covid-19 recession (part 3)
10:22
Three scenarios (part 1)
05:25
Three scenarios (part 2)
03:53
Three scenarios (part 3)
07:24
Americans struggle (part 1)
08:23
Americans struggle (part 2)
13:01
Americans struggle (part 3)
10:49
Americans struggle (part 4)
15:39
In conclusion (part 1)
06:01
In conclusion (part 2)
08:49
In conclusion (part 3)
03:08
In conclusion (part 4)
04:42
In conclusion (part 5)
12:37

Mr Trump 2024

10 lectures
Introduction
03:05
Legacy
06:07
Apparent contradiction
04:21
Universal tariff
06:09
Tax cuts
05:48
Immigration
04:52
Immigration concerns
10:39
Second term
05:05
Tariffs, taxes and energy
12:24
Trust
14:51

OPTIONAL : The 2020 Presidential Election - what do others think?

20 lectures
Introduction
03:54
Will the voters listen to 700 Economists? - Part 1
04:43
Will the voters listen to 700 Economists? - Part 2
02:22
Will the voters listen to 700 Economists? - Part 3
04:51
Will the voters listen to 700 Economists? - Part 4
01:47
Will the voters listen to 700 Economists? - Part 5
01:34
Will the voters listen to 700 Economists? - Part 6
02:50
Will the voters listen to 700 Economists? - Part 7
06:21
A promise not to raise taxes? - Part 1
06:02
A promise not to raise taxes? - Part 2
08:19
The Biden plan...bit by bit...you comment - Part 1
02:28
The Biden plan...bit by bit...you comment - Part 2
03:12
The Biden plan...bit by bit...you comment - Part 3
05:28
The Biden plan...bit by bit...you comment - Part 4
01:55
The Biden plan...bit by bit...you comment - Part 5
02:22
The Biden plan...bit by bit...you comment - Part 6
09:53
The Biden plan...bit by bit...you comment - Part 7
03:52
The Biden plan...bit by bit...you comment - Part 8
07:47
'Stunning misunderstanding'?
13:46
He said...
03:46

COMPULSORY Current Economics - let's chat

12 lectures
Let's begin
10:41
Punishers and the punished
04:48
Whose idea was it to have sanctions?
10:26
Interest rates
08:45
Impact...on whom? - pt 1
05:47
Impact on whom...? pt 2
05:31
Impact ...on whom?
06:55
Davos and globalisation - pt 1
15:31
Davos and globalisation - 2
05:19
Davos and globalisation - 3
03:58
Particle pollutants - 1
10:53
Particle Pollutants - 2
08:31

COMPULSORY Let's chat some more...

12 lectures
Introduction
01:39
Labour shortages
06:20
Chickpea shortage
08:53
Fuel prices
10:40
Inflation
01:57
Salt
05:40
House prices
06:58
Food - part 1
05:36
Food - part 2
06:15
Tax cuts - part 1
06:14
Tax cuts - part 2
08:07
Doom, gloom ...and sunset
04:17

Oxford Diploma section Consumer confidence

15 lectures
Introduction
04:25
Consumer confidence
02:58
Factors affecting consumption
05:40
Consumer confidence - outlook and importance
02:46
How influential is confidence?
05:22
A revision lecture!
03:31
What are the risks - in the UK and YOUR country?
08:51
Continuing with consumption...and confidence (Part 1)
04:27
Continuing with consumption...and confidence (Part 2)
05:28
Consumer sentiment
03:58
Consumer sentiment - the interpretation
09:59
And now for Business Spending
05:20
But what about savings and the economy?
03:50
Back to consumer confidence...
05:37
Conclusion - and controversy
07:41

Worst case scenario for the economy

5 lectures
Worst case scenario - 1
04:00
What's the worst case scenario - 2
07:42
What's the worst case scenario - 3
06:39
What's the worst case scenario - 4
03:09
What's the worst case scenario - 5
03:43

What's the best case scenario?

5 lectures
What's the best case scenario - 1
05:45
What's the best case scenario - 2
02:32
What's the best case scenario - 3
05:19
What's the best case scenario - 4
06:10
What's the best case scenario - 5
03:29

Sounds Exciting!

2 lectures
Introduction
02:47
The role of new technologies
10:07

Hot Topics

1 lectures
Hot topics
06:28

Before....

1 lectures
Before...
08:45

Take 12 weeks over this! Economics thru Case Studies

19 lectures
Introduction
05:20
Definitions
08:50
Advantages of studying by Case Study
13:43
C.A.S.E. S.T.U.D.I.E.S.
02:52
Netflix
12:49
Agri Tech
08:07
Homeward Bound
06:08
Hope Stream
06:01
London Sights
06:48
Global Learn
06:55
Britannia Autos
06:13
Oxford Elite Academy
08:19
Global Bean
06:48
Cornerstone Groceries
07:17
Green Pastures Farm
05:55
TerraFirma
06:26
American Automotive
06:29
Apple
05:26
Conclusion
02:59

After...

1 lectures
After.....
04:57

Consider (and reviews)

8 lectures
What I'd like you to consider...
05:27
Impact...
05:40
1-star review - 1
07:05
1-star review - 2
03:47
1-star review - 3
04:19
1-star review - 4
03:14
1-star review - 5
09:27
Concluding the Introduction
07:14

Before...

1 lectures
Before...
08:58

Behavioural Economics

7 lectures
Setting the scene
08:51
OK some examples now
15:38
The workbook
05:38
Obesity pt 1
17:56
Obesity pt 2
10:13
Going thru definitions
13:37
Some final examples
08:48

Further Behavioural

7 lectures
Behavioural Economics
02:12
United States versus Google
03:21
Influence of default settings
05:03
Revisiting the dynamics of market competiton
06:02
Remedies to counter Google's market dominance
04:29
Questionable Efficacy of Nudges
10:10
The Behavioural Insights Team
09:25

After...

1 lectures
After.....
05:10

COMPULSORY: Boris, Brexit and the Beginning

28 lectures
Sterling - part 1
06:21
Sterling - part 2
05:36
Stocks and scares - part 1
05:53
Stocks and scares - part 2
12:50
Inflation - part 1
06:19
Inflation - part 2
05:30
Inflation - part 3
05:41
International trade - part 1
05:59
International trade - part 2
06:12
Business Inactivity - part 1
07:21
Business Inactivity - part 2
06:04
Unemployment - part 1
05:00
Unemployment - part 2
07:05
Unemployment - part 3
04:56
Responsive retailers - part 1
04:19
Responsive retailers - part 2
04:56
Neither a borrower nor a lender be - part 1
03:44
Neither a borrower nor a lender be - part 2
05:16
House price woe - part 1
05:26
House price woe - part 2
05:45
Collective suicide - part 1
06:11
Collective suicide - part 2
05:37
Collective suicide - part 3
07:09
Collective suicide - part 4
05:23
Collective suicide - part 5
05:24
Collective suicide - part 6
04:38
Collective suicide - part 7
05:17
Collective suicide - part 8
05:29

Brexit Updates!

1 lectures
Brexit: the update - 1
06:59

COMPULSORY: Boris - the economic legacy

9 lectures
Introduction
03:43
Inflation
07:51
Growth
07:53
Tax burden
06:22
UK Trade
14:03
UK workforce
09:20
R & D
07:06
Economic growth - part 1
08:47
Economic growth - part 2
11:58

COMPULSORY The Experts

12 lectures
Introduction
08:49
Why does inflation happen and what can be done about it?
02:55
Why do interest rates....
02:55
What is the role of the war in Ukraine?
02:55
What can the Bank of England...
03:10
What could/should...
02:55
Will the crisis eventually...
02:40
How can we increase...
02:25
Would the British people...
02:55
We are the fifth largest...
02:40
Could there be any environmental...
02:55
Cowonomics
01:22

COMPULSORY Putting it all into practice

6 lectures
Introduction
08:17
Putting it into practice
27:15
Putting it into practice
06:00
Putting it into practice
06:00
Putting it into practice
03:00
Putting it into practice
03:00

COMPULSORY Putting into practice - 2

6 lectures
Putting into practice
03:00
Putting into practice
03:00
Putting into practice
06:00
Putting into practice
06:00
Putting into practice
06:00
Putting into practice
06:00

COMPULSORY Putting into practice - 3

5 lectures
Putting into practice
03:00
Putting into practice
03:00
Putting into practice
03:00
Putting into practice
03:00
Putting into practice
06:00

OPTIONAL Test

27 lectures
Introduction
08:57
Day 1
01:12
Day 2
01:15
Day 3
01:50
Day 4
02:27
Day 5
01:56
Day 6
03:26
Day 7
02:01
Day 8
01:57
Day 9
01:46
Day 10
01:41
Day 11
01:54
Day 12
02:34
Day 13
02:10
Day 14
01:36
Day 15
02:20
Day 16
02:34
Day 17
01:53
Day 18
02:29
Day 19
01:51
Day 20
02:01
Day 21
01:22
Day 22
01:21
Day 23
01:50
Day 24
01:27
Day 25
01:19
Day 26
02:01

Learning economic principles from...Napoleon!

10 lectures
Key principles
07:36
Digging deeper
05:57
Key economic lessons
06:10
Modern Central Banking in Europe
05:12
The Continental system
05:36
Comparative analysis
05:00
Inequality
08:18
Infrastructure projects
05:59
Economic objectives
07:06
Research !
07:01

Economics in Different Places

3 lectures
The Om flag
04:25
Economic risks
04:47
Republic of Somantra
07:13

The D.A.N.I.E.L. Effect - 1

7 lectures
Introduction
07:12
D
02:46
A
03:19
N
05:00
I
02:50
E
03:08
L
03:55

The D.A.N.I.E.L. Effect - 2

7 lectures
Introduction
01:08
D
02:10
A
03:40
N
04:32
I
05:02
E
04:54
L
05:58

The D.A.N.I.E.L. effect - 3

6 lectures
D
07:33
A
02:54
N
06:00
I
05:38
E
06:07
L
09:00

COMPULSORY: The Q/A

13 lectures
Introduction
13:43
Another benefit of the coronavirus
03:08
Explore concepts
07:14
Keep plugging away
07:03
Five more of the best
06:41
More and more vocabulary
05:34
What factors affect the exchange rate
02:48
Homework from slide
09:36
The Great Reset
09:09
Well done so far!
08:52
Who should improve inequalities?
03:55
Summary slide
10:44
26 Day Thread
16:15

Covid - the impact on countries

11 lectures
Introduction
02:33
Student contribution
08:30
Country by Country: Economic impact framework
05:32
India
05:36
USA
07:44
United Kingdom
08:42
Australia
07:12
South Africa
06:33
The global economic burden
03:17
Economic impact of vaccination campaign
06:27
Conclusion
03:48

OPTIONAL : Covid-19 - it's impact

21 lectures
Introduction
07:10
Interest rate cuts?
10:30
Interest rate cuts? (part 2)
11:44
Expansionary fiscal policy
14:01
The response from the USA
11:58
LMICs and Primary Health Care Systems
07:22
Actions by Individuals
11:11
US benchmark interest rates
03:03
Car sales
01:31
Service contraction
01:54
Lower Bond Yield
11:00
Coal consumption/The Baltic Exchange
06:51
Global shares
12:36
Pollution - an upside
02:58
Restaurant bookings
05:52
Manufacturing activity
08:55
Commodity prices
11:59
Breathe...more easily
08:05
A silver lining?
17:52
Upward trajectory?
03:40
How you can help yourself
08:37

OPTIONAL : Covid-19 and change

17 lectures
Introduction
07:45
Trade offs
06:29
Trade offs (Part 2)
09:50
Trade offs (Part 3)
08:21
Post-COVID slump
04:37
Post-COVID slump (Part 2)
11:20
Post-COVID slump (Part 3)
04:10
Post-COVID slump (Part 4)
02:16
Post-COVID slump (Part 5)
08:10
Recession
10:07
Recession (Part 2)
07:03
Recession (Part 3)
09:33
Recession (Part 4)
05:52
Recession (Part 5)
05:23
Recession (Part 6)
03:23
Recession (Part 7)
04:09
Recession (Part 8)
10:34

Optional: Revision & current affairs

19 lectures
Introduction
01:58
Tariffs
13:41
Free Trade
17:24
Minimum wage / Government intervention
09:41
Production
10:45
Competitiveness / Elasticity of demand
11:29
Tariffs
08:37
Economic growth
15:16
Trade wars
20:13
Certainty
05:16
Trumponomics
15:15
Trumponomics
10:30
Trumponomics
22:09
Federal budget deficit and debt
24:45
Employment / Trumponomics
09:58
Wages and labour protection
13:45
Trumponomics
08:14
Supply
21:22
Economic growth
20:44

Quiz

1 lectures
Advanced Concepts in Supply, Demand, Elasticity, and Ceteris Paribus
15 questions

OPTIONAL : One step backwards - a giant leap forwards

12 lectures
Introduction
02:41
Section 6: Lecture 1
17:15
Section 6: Lecture 2
13:13
Section 6: Lecture 3
19:17
Section 6: Lecture 4
11:42
Section 6: Lecture 5
13:32
Section 6: Lecture 6a
11:20
Section 6: Lecture 6b
17:56
Section 6: Lecture 7
04:51
Section 6: Lecture 8
05:02
Section 6: Lecture 9
08:25
Section 6: Lecture 10
08:03

Quiz

1 lectures
Multiple Choice Test on Keynesian Economics and Monetarism
15 questions

COMPULSORY: Multiple Choice tests - Macro

32 lectures
Multiple choice test 1 - pt 1
02:05
Multiple choice test 1 - pt 2
01:09
Multiple choice test 1 - pt 3
01:08
Multiple choice test 1 - pt 4
01:20
Multiple choice test 1 -pt 5
01:13
Multiple Choice test 2 - pt 1
01:15
Multiple Choice test 2 - pt 2
01:15
Multiple Choice test 2 - pt 3
01:07
Multiple choice test 2 - pt 4
01:08
Multiple choice test 2 - pt 5
01:04
Multiple Choice test 3 - pt 1
01:13
Multiple choice test 3 - pt 2
01:03
Multiple choice test 3 - pt 3
01:50
Multiple choice test 3 - pt 4
01:28
Multiple choice test 3 - pt 5
01:08
Multiple choice test 4 - pt 1
01:41
Multiple choice test 4 - pt 2
01:21
Multiple choice test 4 - pt 3
01:18
Multiple choice test 4 - pt 4
01:23
Multiple choice test 4 - pt 5
01:51
Multiple choice test 5 - pt 1
01:52
Multiple choice test 5 - pt 2
01:24
Multiple choice test 5 - pt 3
01:53
Multiple choice test 5 - pt 4
01:28
Multiple choice test 5 - pt 5
01:24
Multiple choice test 6 - pt 1
01:17
Multiple choice test 6 - pt 2
01:17
Multiple choice test 6 - pt 3
02:02
Multiple choice test 6 - pt 4
01:13
Multiple choice test 6 - pt 5
01:36
Multiple choice test 6 - pt 6
02:02
Multiple choice test 6 - pt 7
01:06

Compulsory for the Diploma : Multiple choice tests - Micro

11 lectures
Multiple choice test 1 - pt 1
02:27
Multiple choice test 1 - pt 2
02:05
Multiple choice test 1 - pt 3
01:47
Multiple choice test 1 - pt 4
02:01
Multiple choice test 1 - pt 5
01:26
Multiple choice test 2 - pt 1
01:55
Multiple choice test 2 - pt 2
02:03
Multiple choice test 2 - pt 3
01:28
Multiple choice test 2 - pt 4
01:38
Multiple choice test 2 - pt 5
01:45
Multiple choice test 3 - one part
06:47

Quiz

1 lectures
Philosophy of Economics Quiz
15 questions

More Economics for December 2023

2 lectures
December Economics - pt 1
05:44
December Economics - pt 2
07:44

Quiz

1 lectures
Multiple Choice Quiz on Controversial Areas of Economics
5 questions

...and After

1 lectures
...and after
05:40

Thinking of doing a PhD ?

1 lectures
Thinking of doing a PhD ?
15:40

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