Focus:

This course provides an introduction to the foundations of microeconomics. Topics include consumer and firm behaviors, supply and demand, production decisions, thinking about trade-offs between equity and efficiency, and different types of market structures.

Units include:

  1. Supply and Demand
  2. Consumer Theory
  3. Producer Theory
  4. Welfare Economics
  5. Monopoly and Oligopoly
  6. Topics in Intermediate Microeconomics
  7. Equity and Efficiency

The course includes a full set of lecture videos with English subtitles, reading assignments (a free textbook is available on the site, another can be purchased on Amazon); quizzes, problem sets, and exams with answer keys; and resources for further study.

Style: self-paced

Cost: Free

Estimated Time:

If you went through all the coursework, the work would be equivalent to that of a semester-long class.

Target Audience:

For prospective students looking to prepare for CDE coursework, or alums who are wanting a refresher on some foundational economics concepts.