Microeconomics is packed with applications to our everyday life – this course will help you connect the dots
8 reviews for Economics: Competition, Elasticity, a little Game Theory
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David Morgan –
Video production is very well done.
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Travis Greene –
The course is actually better than I expected. I really wasn’t sure what to expect here since it was my first Loonycorn course. I think overall the concepts are explained pretty well. If they could include real practice problems after each section, I would increase my score to a 4.5. Also, it would be nice to have subtitles, since in some parts I found it difficult to understand his pronunciation. So all in all, if you’re looking for a relatively quick overview of microeconomics, this is a pretty good buy. You probably won’t be able to solve any textbook problems after this course, but it will give you the basic conceptual understanding to possibly open up a textbook and begin to teach yourself. A solid conceptual (not computational) intro to economics. So ways to make this better? Add 5 textbook problems after each section and include detailed solutions. Add more real case studies from the news to highlight applications of the ideas.
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Teemu Kanstren –
I guess I got the title wrong since I figured it was maybe about game theory using economics as an example domain. It is more about micro-economics, supply, demand, the basic things. Explanations for that are fine. Game theory is a small side item at the end. Maybe description could better describe this focus. For the price can’t complain though..
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Graham Stoate –
Loony Corn’s courses are always well researched and I have bought a number of them.
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Keith Emery –
Well-explained, lots of examples, good pace.
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Pradeep Singh –
insight in economics
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Aaron Roan –
Difficult to understand (language). Poor examples in many cases.
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Megha Jain –
Yes, I have learnt a lot of things in the course. Had some confusions in elasticity though. Nonetheless, it was a good experience till now. Thank you.
David Morgan –
Video production is very well done.
Travis Greene –
The course is actually better than I expected. I really wasn’t sure what to expect here since it was my first Loonycorn course. I think overall the concepts are explained pretty well. If they could include real practice problems after each section, I would increase my score to a 4.5. Also, it would be nice to have subtitles, since in some parts I found it difficult to understand his pronunciation. So all in all, if you’re looking for a relatively quick overview of microeconomics, this is a pretty good buy. You probably won’t be able to solve any textbook problems after this course, but it will give you the basic conceptual understanding to possibly open up a textbook and begin to teach yourself. A solid conceptual (not computational) intro to economics. So ways to make this better? Add 5 textbook problems after each section and include detailed solutions. Add more real case studies from the news to highlight applications of the ideas.
Teemu Kanstren –
I guess I got the title wrong since I figured it was maybe about game theory using economics as an example domain. It is more about micro-economics, supply, demand, the basic things. Explanations for that are fine. Game theory is a small side item at the end. Maybe description could better describe this focus. For the price can’t complain though..
Graham Stoate –
Loony Corn’s courses are always well researched and I have bought a number of them.
Keith Emery –
Well-explained, lots of examples, good pace.
Pradeep Singh –
insight in economics
Aaron Roan –
Difficult to understand (language). Poor examples in many cases.
Megha Jain –
Yes, I have learnt a lot of things in the course. Had some confusions in elasticity though. Nonetheless, it was a good experience till now. Thank you.
Overall a great learning! Thanks once again