Micro and Macro Economics, PPC and Economic Activities

In this course series, Sanchit will discuss the Production Possibility Curve, Resources, Terminology and Introduction to Micro Economics and Macro Economics. This course is designed for almost everyone.

• Production Possibility Curve and Schedule – This video will make you understand what is PPC through schedule and curve. Assumptions to PPC are also covered.

• Production Possibility Set and MOC – This video will make you understand what is Production Possibility Set and Marginal Opportunity Cost.

• Characteristics of PPC/Shape of PPC – In this lesson, we will be talking about the shape of PPC, why it is convex to the origin, what happens if MOC is not increasing and much more.

• Solutions of Central Problems with PPC – In this lesson, we will be talking about solutions to Central Problems with the help of PPC

• Important Theory Short Answer Type Questions for Interviews and CBSE – In this video, we will discuss some important short answer type interview questions. These questions are important for both CBSE students and placement seeking students.

• Economic Activities, Positive and Normative Economics – In this video, we will discuss what are Economic Activities, Positive Economics and Normative Economics.

• Important Practical Questions (Graph Questions) – In this lesson, we will be discussing some more important questions and an assignment is given to draw up the graphs.

• Difference between Positive and Normative Economics – In this we will cover the differences between Positive and Normative Economics

• Basic Economics Terminology – This lesson include basic terminology before starting Micro Economics and Macro Economics

• Resources, Introduction to Micro Economics and Macro Economics – In this lesson we discussed resources and our first introduction towards Micro and Macro Economics

• Difference between Micro Economics and Macro Economics – In this video we will discuss differences between Micro Economics and Macro Economics.

• High Order Thinking Skills (Some Important Questions) – In this course, we will discuss some high order thinking skills questions.

This course is self-based, designed for all levels in economics and in the English language.

This is Sanchit Gupta currently working as a Software Engineer in Bangalore, India. I’m working as a verified educator for the past 3 years on Unacademy (India’s Largest Learning Platform) now. There I teach several topics (Competitive Exams, CAT, GMAT, GRE Preparation, Economics, UPSC Preparation, Programming, Personal Development and many more).

Who this course is for:

• Class 11 and 12 students
• Engineering Students
• Business Students
• UGC NET
• MBA Students