In this lecture, we will begin to learn about the role of social insurance.

Lecture 25: U.S. Social Insurance Programs

In this lecture, we discuss these issues in healthcare and the role of the PPACA in addressing these issues to demonstrate how a public policy tool can be used to address many of the economic problems discussed throughout the course.

Lecture 26: Healthcare Economics

This lecture analyzes the implications of uncertainty for consumer decisions.

Lecture 20: Uncertainty

This lecture provides a basic introduction to the principles of international trade.

Lecture 19: International Trade

In this lecture, we learn about different models of oligopolies.

Lecture 17: Oligopoly II

This lecture provides an introduction to the economics of taxation.

Lecture 24: Government Redistribution Policy

This lecture focuses on the operation of firms in the factor markets that supply the factors (labor and capital) they use in production.

Lecture 18: Factor Markets

This lecture provides an introduction to oligopolies.

Lecture 16: Oligopoly

In this lecture, we will begin to learn about the efficiency-equity trade-off.

Lecture 23: Equity and Efficiency

In this lecture, we will discuss how individuals make major decisions, such as whether to attend college and how much to save for retirement.

Lecture 22: Capital Supply and Markets II

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This lecture analyzes the decisions consumers and firms make in the capital market.

Lecture 21: Capital Supply and Markets I

In this lecture we continue our discussion of monopolies, and consider the role of the government in regulating monopolistic firms.

Lecture 15: Monopoly II

In this lecture, we begin our discussion of competitive markets by analyzing the most common type of market: perfect competition.

Lecture 10: Competition I

In this lecture, we begin to learn about the operations of a monopoly market, where only one firm is producing a given good.

Lecture 14: Monopoly

In this lecture, we continue our discussion of welfare economics by learning how to analyze producer and consumer surplus.

Lecture 13: Welfare economics

In this lecture, we continue to learn about competition, and its implications for the supply curve for different goods.

Lecture 11: Competition II

In this lecture, we begin to understand why firms may not always maximize profits. We also begin to think about welfare economics and how we can measure the welfare consumers gain from participating in a market.

Lecture 12: Competition III

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