Economics – Explore The Concepts Of Consumer Behavior
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What you’ll learn
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The basics of economics and its evolution
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Develop a clear understanding about how different elements determine a rational consumer’s behavior
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Be able to solve mathematical problems on consumer behavior part of economics
This economics course is pretty much the cornerstone to learn about the concepts of “Consumer Behavior“. The course engulfs all the basic concepts of
- Evolution of Economic Thoughts
- Theory of Utility
- Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility
- Concept of Demand
- Individual & Market Demand Schedule
- Exceptions to the Law of Demand
- Elasticity of Demand
- Income & Cross Elasticity and Consumer Surplus
- Indifference Analysis & Budget Analysis
The entire course is divided into 12 modules which comprises of 23 video lectures and 7 pdfs.
Don’t forget to take the Assessment Test at the end of the course and shoot me with any questions and doubts you will have in mind.
The course is based on practical real life scenarios & mathematics based solutions for you to understand the concepts better.
Anyone who wants to learn economics, this course is your first stepping stone. We start this course from very scratch and gradually build your concepts.
So if you are a complete new learner with no prior knowledge on economics, don’t worry, this course can help you immensely.
And, if you are an existing economics student in your graduation level, this course will definitely bring better clarity to your concepts.
By the end of the course you will get detailed information and knowledge on the following areas:
- Clear understanding of the basics of economics and its evolution
- What are the different elements and how they can determine a rational consumer’s buying decision
- Also you will develop substantial knowledge & clear understanding about some important concepts like:
Theory of Utility
Diminishing Marginal Utility
Concept of Demand and Demand Function
Individual & Market Demand Schedule
Elasticity of Demand
Consumer Surplus
Normal Goods & Inferior Goods
Indifference Analysis
& Budget Analysis
Who this course is for:
- Complete beginner with no prior knowledge about the subject but who wants to learn Economics
- Students pursuing CS/Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Economics
- Students of any background who wants to know the concept of consumer behavior in details
8 reviews for Economics – Explore The Concepts Of Consumer Behavior
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Original price was: $84.99.$14.99Current price is: $14.99.
Shreya Sengupta –
It was just amazing to learn and revise these parts through an easy and wonderful way.. The way of explaining these things is so much helpful. Thank u so so much for this lesson.. 🙂 waiting eagerly for the nex session..
Swagata Bhar –
This course is really helpful for a beginner. Special thanks to the instructor.
Kapil Wankhede –
Background music sucks.
Tutor used a fake accent that’s make hard to listen clearly.
Extremely poor quality of power point presentation.
Mouparna Chakrabarti –
A decent course for beginners trying to get their concepts clear on consumer behaviour. I liked the course content. Presentation style can be improved, but I will keep the quality of content over anything else.
The one thing I liked most is the Test Paper the instructor provided at the end of the course. That was really helpful for me.
Debal Mridha –
The course is conducted in a very simple way; content is good and presented in a coherent manner with examples that are easy to understand. It has given me insights into various aspect of consumer behaviors in real world…. looking forward for any upcoming session specially on Macroeconomics.
Souvik Halder –
According to me, this is the “best” course for a beginner of Economics. This course helps to get in touch with all the basic ABC of Economics. Hoping for more courses of this type in future.
Can Huzmeli –
This is not what I expected, very disappointing. The course is about economics and maths, not consumer behavior.
Christiane Proske –
Unfortunately the speaker is very monotonous and his accent is hard to understand for a non-English native speaker.