Economics

Macroeconomics

46 skills

Midterm prep

Final prep

The end result of the study of macroeconomics is the understanding of the fundamental aspects of how economic systems function. In macroeconomics, we study the economic decisions made at the national level, such as GDP, demand and supply of money, inflation and international trade. Master the concepts of how the government takes economic decisions for a nation and get better grades.

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Learn career transferable skills using our step by step personalized teaching methods. Each booster class is divided by skills that are connected to the chapters in your textbook of choice.

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Why learn economics

Understanding conventional macroeconomic thinking and comprehending the various policies undertaken by the state in the era of globalization.

Assist in better conceptualizing and critically assessing the cause and effects of economic problems within companies and the governments.

The command over concepts improves the odds of enhanced income for all and access to real-world macroeconomic development.

Become an expert and help the state department in ensuring fairness in market mechanisms enabled by macroeconomics experts.

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OneClass lecturers have one thing in common, they specialize in one on one personalized education. For this reason, they have a lot of experience in spotting the bottlenecks that can affect your progress in learning all the intricacies of Macroeconomics.

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Raghav R.

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Economics, Accounting and Finance expert

Raghav was attracted to the subjects of Economics to understand why some countries are rich and others are poor. He believes that while institutions play an important role, at the core of any economy, the skills of the labour market contribute immensely to the prosperity of a nation. Before becoming an instructional designer, Raghav pursued extensive studies in international economics and helped design curriculum at the University of British Columbia.

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Skills you will learn

This course is divided in 46 distinct skills. You can re-order the skills if needed. All skills are connected to sections in your favourite textbook.

Basic Principles and Measurement (5)

Graphs, variables, and economic models

Consumer Price Index

GDP

Opportunity Cost

National Income

Aggregate Supply and Demand (5)

Aggregate Demand

IS-LM Model

Basic Demand-Supply

Aggregate Supply

Equilibrium and Stabilization

Employment and Inflation (12)

Unemployment and related terms

Causes of inflation

Computation of unemployment rate

Understanding Inflation

Indexing

Types of unemployment

Unemployment: Long run

Monetary and Fiscal Policy: Application

Cost and Benefit of Inflation

Unemployment: Short run

Measures of Inflation

Phillips Curve

Fiscal Policy (8)

National debt

Automatic stablizers

Government spending

Types of fiscal policy

Taxation

Discretionary fiscal policy

Fiscal policy

Monetary policy (6)

Money Supply

Money

Velocity and Quantity equation

Federal Reserve System

Interest rates

Inflation

Open Economy: International Trade and Financ (7)

International Trade and Capital flows

Exchange rates demand and supply shifts

Loanable funds

Macro economics of open economies

Foreign Exchange

Exchange Rate polcies

Policies and events affecting an open economy

Student ratings

I had some concerns that this macroeconomics course would be over my head, but it was easy to understand and gave me a solid foundation. I appreciated the real-world examples provided, which helped put things into context and make them relevant.

Amanda K.

I have tried other online courses but they were just a digital delivery of what I would learn in a traditional classroom setting. With booster classes, I can focus on not just the concept, but more specifically the skill that I will be tested on.

W. Fu

I was struggling to understand the AD-AS equilibrium model the night before my final exam. I didn’t have the time to watch a 30 minute Youtube video and I just wanted a smart friend to explain it and then test my understanding. The booster class did exactly that for me.

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