Economics: Market Forces of demand, supply and equilibrium
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What you’ll learn
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This course is structured in the most simplest way for anyone who is interested to learn market forces. Through demand, supply and equilibrium, you will be abale to analyze any changes in any market forces in any specific market.
In this digital age, things change overnight in the markets and it is far more important to be able to take fast and right action than ever before. If you’re wondering how an event or a policy would change the economy, you must first start analyzing how it will affect the behaviours of buyers and sellers and their interaction on the market. That’s why it is crucial to understand how market forces work.
This course is carefully designed and structured in the most simplest way to give you the understanding of how buyers and sellers behave by explaining markets, competition, demand, supply and market forces, the most important Economics concepts. It shows how prices are determined by buyers and sellers in a market economy and how prices change to adjust the allocation of scarce resources in the most efficient way.
In this course, real life case studies from different parts of the world are given. It shows step by step how to analyze changes in market forces through diagrams as well as tips to get you used to anlyze any change in any market.
Who this course is for:
- IB students
- A Level and AP students
- You can be a student in high school or university, an entreprenur, a lawyer, a banker, an engineer or even an astranout.
- This course is designed for people who are not coming from economics background, or just started studying Economics or studied Economics but forgot most of it.
12 reviews for Economics: Market Forces of demand, supply and equilibrium
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Original price was: $49.99.$14.99Current price is: $14.99.
Dashrath Thammaiah –
Many a times, online trainings can get monotonous. However, Evrim’s course is engaging due to the use of graphs, and case studies that are relatable. Overall, very good course 🙂
Krisler Ompusunggu –
The explanation in this course is easy to digest. It softens hard concept into an understandable practice using daily life examples. Also, the quiz is very challenging. Thank you!
Moises Hernandez Vazquez –
Is a great course with clear explanations and I just a comment, can’t talk about curves and show us diagonal lines, I mean is just to show us the concept but is something that can be improve.
And if the teacher is from China amazing English pronunciation
Jacqueline Oliveira –
The course offers solid knowledge of the fundamentals of supply and demand, with examples that facilitate understanding.
Larrita Jackson –
Great course! The Instructor was clear, concise and explained everything with ease.
Ankit Srivastava –
The course content is very good but there is some technical issue with the course for showing its status. The credit hours are not reflecting even after the course is completed from my end and have received the certificate as well.
Carlos Ramos –
I think the approach of presenting the information in short snippets is good. I would suggest that the Exercises and Case Study Questions in Section 5 be provided as downloads. It may be set up that way already, however I could not find a way to download and found myself copy/pasting the material from the screen to MS Word. Also, it would be good to emphasize additional textbooks or courses, in a case a learner wants to take a deeper dive into Supply, Demand and Market forces.
Esmerelda –
This course helped me so much with my studies, the tutor was amazing and very well prepared.
Lindsay Witthoefft –
I really enjoyed this course, I liked her examples that really brought the content to life. The only thing I would have liked would be more text on the screen as she’s moving along in the lecture to reinforce the message.
Harry McGovern –
Simple concepts for students learning the fundamentals of supply & demand. Test questions rife with spelling mistakes and in most cases were not structured clearly enough to definitely rule out answers i.e the presence of inelastic demand/supply etc.
LaShan Jenkins –
Her simplified explanations made it easier to understand.
Leonia Ratajczak –
The course is a good introduction to economics.
There are a few spelling mistakes in the quiz section