Introduction To Economic Analysis

Fundamental Economic Concepts: Provide an overview of basic economic concepts and principles, including supply and demand, market equilibrium, elasticity, utility, and the role of prices in allocating resources.

Microeconomic Theory: Explore microeconomic theories and models, including consumer behavior, producer theory, market structures (e.g., perfect competition, monopoly, oligopoly), and the analysis of market outcomes and efficiency.

Macroeconomic Analysis: Discuss macroeconomic concepts and models, including national income accounting, aggregate demand and supply, economic growth, inflation, and unemployment. Examine the role of fiscal and monetary policies in managing the economy.

Economic Data and Measurement: Examine methods for collecting, analyzing, and interpreting economic data, including national accounts, indices (e.g., Consumer Price Index, Producer Price Index), and the use of statistical techniques to inform economic analysis.

Applied Economic Analysis: Explore practical applications of economic analysis in various contexts, such as policy evaluation, market analysis, cost-benefit analysis, and economic forecasting. Discuss how economic principles are applied to solve real-world problems and inform decision-making.