Course: Introduction to Economic Theories
Modules:
Introduction to the MOOC, Economics as a Science, What is Meant by Utility Maximisation?
Concepts of Individuals and Households, Social and Institutional Economics of Individuals and Households, Neoclassical Economics of Individuals and Households, Three Theories of Consumption, Neoclassical Theory of Consumption, How Does Household Bargaining Work in Institutional Economics?, How to Calculate the Price Elasticity of Demand?, How to Calculate Utility Maximization?, How to Derive the Individual Demand Function?, What about the Organization of Communities?, What about Gender?
General Overview of Firms, Post Keynesian Theory of the Firm, Neoclassical Theory of the Firm, Types of Markets, Market Failures, How to Calculate the Profit Rate?, How to Calculate the Growth of the Firm in Post Keynesian Economics?, What is the Profit Rate in Post Keynesian Economics?, How many Workers should a Firm hire to Maximize Profit?, How to Calculate Profit in Neoclassical Economics?, What are the Key Differences between Types of Markets?, What about the Organization of the Market?, What about Markets, Consumption and Production?
The State, Public Goods and Commons, How Can we Find the Optimal Tax Rate?, What about the Organization of the State?, What about Water and Sanitation?
Labour Markets - General Concepts, Labour Markets - Social Economics, Labour Markets - Institutional Economics, Labour Markets - Post Keynesian Economics, Labour Markets - Neoclassical Economics, Financial Markets - Key Concepts, Financial Markets - Social and Institutional Economics, Financial Markets - Post Keynesian and Neoclassical Economics, How Important is Labour Productivity for a Firm?, What Causes Unemployment in Post Keynesian Theory?, What about Decent Work and Income Inequality?
Key concepts about the Macro Economic Flow, The Macroeconomic Flow in Social and Institutional Economics, The Macroeconomic Flow in Post Keynesian Economics, The Macroeconomic Flow in Neoclassical Economics, Social Economics of Money, Institutional Economics of Money, Post Keynesian Economics of Money, Neoclassical Economics of Money, How to Calculate Consumption and Savings at a Macro Level?, How to Calculate the Multiplier?, How to Picture the Effects of Macro Economic Shocks?, How to Calculate Inflation?, What are The Causes of Inflation?, What about the Governance Challenges for Society?
Why and How of Economic Growth, Social and Institutional Economics of Growth, Post Keynesian Economics of Growth, Neoclassical Economics of Growth, Key Concepts about International Trade, Social Economics of Trade, Institutional Economics of Trade, Post Keynesian Economics of Trade, Neoclassical Economics of Trade, What does Demand-led Growth Mean?, What is Endogenous Growth?, What is the Consumer Surplus?, What is the Leakage Effect of Trade?, What is Meant by the Comparative Advantage of Trade?, What about Partnering in a Balanced Society?, What about the Global Organization of Societies?
Introduction and Social Economics of Nature, Institutional Economics of Nature, Post Keynesian Economics of Nature, Neoclassical Economics of Nature, Introduction and Social Economics of Wellbeing and Poverty, Institutional Economics of Wellbeing and Poverty, Post Keynesian & Neoclassical Economics of Wellbeing and Poverty, How to Calculate Green Growth with the IPAT Equation?, How does an Ecological Stockflow Model Work?, What is Driving Wealth Inequality?, What about Public Bads and Climate Change?, What about Poverty?, Discussion Between Your Prof and Your pop-up Prof