Economics: Analyzing Demand, Supply and Market Equilibrium with Real Life Case Studies for Businesses
InstructorEvrim KanburThe curriculum integrates diverse market analyses, including China's bike-sharing and shopping malls, India's wheat exports, the US egg market, and Canadian housing policies.
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This course outline slide details key economic concepts such as quantity demanded, demand schedules, and shifts in demand, concluding with a real-world case study on reducing obesity.
The instructor presents an overview of market forces using a hand-drawn diagram that connects key economic concepts including competition, demand, supply, and equilibrium.
Student feedback highlights the course's clear explanations and valuable information, with reviewers praising the engaging delivery and real-life examples used in the lessons.
Instruction covers how companies utilize price elasticity for strategic decision-making and includes a role-play exercise simulating advisory work for a CEO.
Some signals indicate a lack of downloadable slides for later chapters covering economic policy, alongside reports of repetitive or unclear explanations in specific areas.
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The curriculum aligns well with the stated goals for beginners and business professionals through its practical approach.
