Oxford Diploma in Microeconomics/Business courses ( 48 hrs)
Original price was: $119.99.$19.99Current price is: $19.99.
What you’ll learn
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Explain how to interpret elasticity
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Using demand and supply, illustrate price determination
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Examine the impact of tax/subsidies
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Apply ceteris paribus
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Evaluate the sugar tax and other Case Studies
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Decluttering and impact on economy
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Business application of microeconomics
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Recycling
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Lean management
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Textbooks are included!
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Stroke risk – and what can be done
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Learn microeconomics through football
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NINETEEN LECTURES ADDED ON THE ‘GREAT RESET’ – these are deliberately provocative to encourage you to think – and discuss. Material current as at 18th January 2022.
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NINE LECTURES ADDED ON SUSTAINABILITY IN NOVEMBER 2021
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TWENTY LECTURES ADDED ON 14TH MARCH 2021 ON MICROECONOMICS BUSINESS
BEFORE YOU ENROL:
1. Watch the Preview video
2. Watch the sample lectures
3. Thoroughly read this course description
4. Be fully aware that participation is encouraged – that means there are manuals (several) numerous discussions (Q/A sections) and regular Education Announcements
5. To achieve the Oxford Diploma requires quite a lot of work. To acquire the Completion Certificate you can just…watch. You can choose to do either, neither or…both. Questions are responded to quickly.
6. Remember too that this course includes an OPTIONAL course in Business Economics English.
Five reasons to TAKE THIS COURSE right now:
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You cannot lose – 30 day refund if you really really don’t like the course BUT if you DO like it:
a. updated lectures
b. case studies based on very very current news items
c. detailed responses to messages
d. I constantly attempt to have a ‘class atmosphere’ e.g. throwing questions open to all
e. regular Announcements that are not disguised sales ploys
f. regular FREE access to numerous other courses offered by me
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I am a lecturer/teacher in Economics by trade i.e. I teach full-time for a living. I have been Principal, Director of Studies and Head of Economics. (Oxford, UK) I have lectured in University, adult evening classes and also run over 50 seminars in the UK
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I am/have been an Examiner for FIVE different examination boards
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I have 100+ books on Amazon – many of them about Business/Economics
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The success of my students has been featured on the BBC, Daily Telegraph, The Times and I have been featured on TV in 2 countries.
MOTIVATION
I make courses on Udemy primarily because I enjoy the process of causing learning. Many of my courses are to improve lives. One of the Economics courses is to raise money for charity. (100% of revenue goes to the charity) Fundamentally this course is about helping you.
About the course
This is a course covering the key areas in micro economics at a beginners/intermediate level. It is the principles of economics that are emphasised, repeated and supported with notes. Very clearly explained and reinforced with notes and revision lectures. This course is IDEAL for the beginner who wants to advance quickly.
Topics covered:
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Market failure
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Taxation
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Subsidies
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Demand
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Supply
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Price elasticity of demand
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Price elasticity of supply
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Elasticity and how to interpret it
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Elasticity – calculations
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Elasticity – shape of curves
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Elasticity – tax/subsidy incidence
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Ceteris paribus
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Consumer surplus
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Producer surplus
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Microeconomics of football
This course is ideal for the BEGINNER who wishes to progress as well as someone with experience in studying Economics as the topics are pitched at several levels.
Why learn from me?
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5 years experience as a Buyer for a multinational car company
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Owner of two companies in the Education sector
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Trainer of Economics and Business teachers
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30 years experience in teaching/lecturing Economics in Oxford (UK) and worldwide
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Highly responsive to questions asked relating to lectures
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Constantly improving and developing courses at Udemy
REMEMBER ALSO THE NUMEROUS REVISION LECTURES!
At the end of the course are some case studies based on articles in August 2019. This is to give you the opportunity to check what you know – and then (if you wish) send answers in! (They are on the micro topics above such as taxes, elasticity, demand, supply etc)
REGULAR ANNOUNCEMENTS MAKE SURE THIS COURSE IS ALWAYS UP TO DATE.
December 2019
Two new workbooks added:
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Christmas economics
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New Year Economics 2020
June 2020 – new course on the Microeconomics of football
Who this course is for:
- University students who need to quickly master the Micro!
- Beginners in Economics who wish a speedy progression
- Anyone buying or selling services
- Anyone wanting to ENJOY learning about Economics
- All consumers
10 reviews for Oxford Diploma in Microeconomics/Business courses ( 48 hrs)
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Original price was: $119.99.$19.99Current price is: $19.99.
Mark Podafei –
This course deals with general concepts of microeconomics, which is quiet intelligible presented. However I found some of sections, which pursue the goal of deepening the knowledge not only boring because of lack of communication on the part of autor but also senseless as if it was made just to note an “enourmously long” durance of the course, that could be much shorter and wouldn’t lose anything in sense of information (in some sections you as a viewer just get an article without any kind of voice guidance or commenting while you read it and then listen to the explanation or even very often don`t get any). Another thing I personally wasn’t fond of is an uncomparable size of section where you learn something new to a mostly unnecessary bunch of sometimes even fully unrelated to the theme of the course stuff. Moreover, though the presentation is pretty understandable I was dissapointed how boring it is (just a lot of text on the black screen).
Isabel Torralba –
This is definetly one of the most in-depth courses around here for people interested in micro-economics, specialy begginers. The main reason being because it isn’t an crash class on the subject, just trying to offer some dictionary definitions on the topics, but an honest walkthrough for newbies
other main points
pros:
+Great priority of topics and decent presentation, which is in line with most college lvls courses -> (while it doesn’t go as far as showing, said, Slutsky’s equation, it does give you proper tools to understand microeconomics and uses repetition to solidify knowledge)
+Classes are being updated and contextualized according to current global issues, with treding topics such as Brexit, COVID-19 etc and others whose fad never went -and probably won’t go- away, such as gender gap, global warming etc
+Workbooks that incentivizes you to research and expand your knowledge
+If you have time and diligence, you can chase the Oxford Diploma
+Great price given the material is vast and perennial
neutral:
If you’re interested, the professor ministering it also offer courses for people looking for solace in activities such as art therapy and grief counseling; and -unlike some other sellers on the plataform- doesn’t embarass you into buying: it’s just there
con:
-Far from being Coursera, with classes limited by students, scheduled avaliations, private answers etc Udemy isn’t the best plataform to verify if a student is truly learning…or to organize yourself. Perhaps that’s why they made a not so discrete ‘upgrade’ by creating Udemy Business. While that’s not specific to this course, I see both Mr. Bankes having to emphasize to students that they need to answer questions in the proper session, not ~flood~ the Q/A with definitions that aren’t exaclty necessary etc and students having a hard time finding a topic that they should expand -instead of creating a new one-; because the Q/A ins’t standardized (ex.: a student refers to a workbook in the 302th lesson as “Session 20 – Brexit Workbook”, other as “link 4 – 302”, another as “S20 – 302” and many don’t know how to use the “current class” feature. While that’s an issue with people not knowing how to use Udemy properly, I see it’s frustrating for both sides and would like to suggest for Mr. Bankes to offer this course in a plataform that better embraces it’s proposition
Tanisha Lakhotia –
MUST BUY THIS COURSE!!
My experience is great. instructor’s way to teaching is amazing. If one really wants to contribute and really want to learn economics, one must go for this course. I don’t think anyone can get better course then this. we are given homework mostly after each lesson and if anything is done wrong, instructor will correct you and that’s the most important thing because generally in online courses no one corrects our mistake. Really loving this course.
THANK YOU, SIR!!
Susan Mbabazi –
I only just started but it’s a wonderful course and fully engages the students to make research and be fully engulfed with the learning process
Christos Tassopoulos –
I personally find it hard to get taught new information if the person teaching has no enthusiasm. This bad boy has it all!
Kanika Shringi –
The instructor is very accommodating to the students and I like that I can self-learn while actively participating in the discussions. I look forward to completing this course and hopefully attaining the Oxford School of Learning Diploma.
Mazilescu Andru –
I enjoyed the view over the process of learning that the teacher have.
Mihaela Steluta Mihalcea –
This course is amazing. It starts with little steps and everything is so well explained.
Faith mwansa –
it is good so far
Rishikesh Das –
i had a great time watching earlier videos and learning from Mr Chris and now this relevant topic about Ukraine and Russia war will definitely help me explaining it to my students as well