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Principles of Economics: Microeconomics
Supply and demand, prices, the invisible hand, trade, monopoly, externalities, wages, public goods, asymmetric info, and more.
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Principles of Economics: Macroeconomics
Causes of wealth, Solow growth model, financial intermediation, unemployment, inflation, business cycles, monetary policy, fiscal policy, and more.
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Everyday Economics
How do the “big ideas” from economics relate to everyday topics?
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Mastering Econometrics
Ceteris paribus, selection bias, randomized trials, regression, instrumental variables, regression discontinuity, diff-in-diff, and more.
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Women in Economics
Highlighting the groundbreaking work of female economists — not only to recognize the work they’ve done but to also share their inspirational journeys.
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Money Skills
Investing, career, efficient market hypothesis, compound returns, renting vs. buying, behavioral finance, and more.
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Econ Duel
Leading economists duel over the big questions discussed in the news, in our schools, and around the dinner table.
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Development Economics
Economic growth, geography, trade, property rights, foreign aid, politics, poverty, migration, education, and more.
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International Trade
Comparative advantage, increasing returns to scale, factor endowments, arbitrage across borders, tariffs, NAFTA, and more.
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Understanding Data

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International Finance

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Great Economists: Classical Economics and Its Forerunners

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The Eurozone Crisis

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Economics of the Media

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Mexico's Economy: Current Prospects and History

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Economic History of the Soviet Union

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Principios de Microeconomía

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NEW RELEASE:

The Economics of Ideas: COVID-19 Vaccine?

During a pandemic, we need new treatments — and fast. Economists often say, “incentives matter”, and that’s true, even in a pandemic.

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