2023 Update: Learn everything micro economics! Supply and demand, equilibriums, game theory, pricing decisions and more!
10 reviews for The 2023 Complete Micro Economics Course For Beginners
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Marwa Bm –
I have learned in this course what I couldn’t learn in 3 months of studies in my university, the instructor is so experienced and goes directly to the point using some simple basic examples.
I really do recommend this course.
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Tasha Basha-Bobasha –
Other than the benefit (?) of having someone read to me in a conversational tone, there is little advantage to watching these videos over reading about basic economics on Wikipedia. This course is nothing more than a talking head… oh, except for the “bonus” section on Excel. As for the stated topic of the course, economics, the speaker presents no visuals to support his points and no written notes to give more info. The speaker’s enunciation coupled with inaccurate subtitles make it difficult to grasp certain words he says. I’m wondering if I’ve overlooked the yet-to-be found resource center for this course. Is this what all Udemy courses are like? I would have had a better experience from a text to speech app reading any free Econ 101 article.
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Aishwarya Rao –
I found micro economics to be extremely difficult, confusing to understand and tedious to study, but the way you to teach and help me relate the concepts to day to day life is so helpful!! thank you
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Isabel Torralba –
Great summary and thorough explanation: acessible, useful and with an affordable price for econewbies.
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Surja-Srikandi Cooper –
This course is introducing me to the basic concepts of microeconomics and providing me with a vocabulary to deepen my understanding. Concepts are well supported by simple to understand real world examples. I am using this course to support my university studies and provide a basis for me to expand my knowledge and understanding.
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Stella Andreou –
Enjoy it very much! Thank you, I can’t wait to watch another one of your lectures.
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Suman Barua –
Could do with graphics instead of just seeing the lecturer (who undoubtedly is knowledgeable).
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khansa chavarina –
The course provides important basic concepts in microeconomics that comes in handy for those who need quick recap on these concepts. You are getting the most out of 4.5 hrs.
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N sarthak –
Very nice explaination.
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Daniel Enrique Garcia Calao –
I feel it could be a more engaging course if it had more interactive sessions, and more questions for the students, as well its a very theoretical curse, I was expecting to navigate more into mathematical equations in economics, supply and demand, surplus ect.
Marwa Bm –
I have learned in this course what I couldn’t learn in 3 months of studies in my university, the instructor is so experienced and goes directly to the point using some simple basic examples.
I really do recommend this course.
Tasha Basha-Bobasha –
Other than the benefit (?) of having someone read to me in a conversational tone, there is little advantage to watching these videos over reading about basic economics on Wikipedia. This course is nothing more than a talking head… oh, except for the “bonus” section on Excel. As for the stated topic of the course, economics, the speaker presents no visuals to support his points and no written notes to give more info. The speaker’s enunciation coupled with inaccurate subtitles make it difficult to grasp certain words he says. I’m wondering if I’ve overlooked the yet-to-be found resource center for this course. Is this what all Udemy courses are like? I would have had a better experience from a text to speech app reading any free Econ 101 article.
Aishwarya Rao –
I found micro economics to be extremely difficult, confusing to understand and tedious to study, but the way you to teach and help me relate the concepts to day to day life is so helpful!! thank you
Isabel Torralba –
Great summary and thorough explanation: acessible, useful and with an affordable price for econewbies.
Surja-Srikandi Cooper –
This course is introducing me to the basic concepts of microeconomics and providing me with a vocabulary to deepen my understanding. Concepts are well supported by simple to understand real world examples. I am using this course to support my university studies and provide a basis for me to expand my knowledge and understanding.
Stella Andreou –
Enjoy it very much! Thank you, I can’t wait to watch another one of your lectures.
Suman Barua –
Could do with graphics instead of just seeing the lecturer (who undoubtedly is knowledgeable).
khansa chavarina –
The course provides important basic concepts in microeconomics that comes in handy for those who need quick recap on these concepts. You are getting the most out of 4.5 hrs.
N sarthak –
Very nice explaination.
Daniel Enrique Garcia Calao –
I feel it could be a more engaging course if it had more interactive sessions, and more questions for the students, as well its a very theoretical curse, I was expecting to navigate more into mathematical equations in economics, supply and demand, surplus ect.