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Principles of Economics

In this free, online course, Professor John Taylor will introduce the fundamental concepts of economics, the study of how people manage resources and react to scarcity.

By studying both microeconomics (the behavior of consumers and companies) and macroeconomics (large-scale economic factors, such as  national production, employment, inflation and interest rates), you’ll learn to think like an economist and understand how a modern market economy functions.  You’ll learn about the factors that determine long-run growth and short-term fluctuations,  so you can better understand how economics applies to your everyday life.

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Price
Paid after free trial
Delivery
Online, self-paced, EdX
Level
Introductory
School
Stanford School of Humanities and Sciences
Language
English