This introductory course to macroeconomic analysis provides a thorough view of what economists know about aggregate production, inflation, unemployment and economic policies and elevates the learner to a first-year undergraduate level.
Are you ready to embark on a fascinating journey into the world of economics? Our course, "Introduction to Macroeconomics," offers a comprehensive and rigorous exploration of the fundamental concepts that drive our global economy. This isn't just another dry, theoretical course – we bring economics to life by combining visual arguments with real-world examples, helping you connect abstract concepts to your everyday experiences.
Week 1: Introduction and Gross Domestic Product
Week 2: Savings and Investment, Labor Market, Consumer Price Index
Week 3: Money, monetary system and inflation
Week 4: Open economies and exchange rates
Week 5: Economic fluctuations
Week 6: Fiscal and Monetary Policies
By the end of this course, you'll have gained a powerful set of tools to understand and analyze the complex economic world around you. Whether you're aiming to advance your career, enhance your academic knowledge, or simply satisfy your curiosity about how economies work, this course will provide you with the insights and skills you need. Don't miss this opportunity to see the world through the eyes of an economist – enroll now and start your journey towards economic enlightenment!
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Sustainable development represents a shift from our current system of inequitable capitalism to one that prioritizes prosperity for all, while remaining conscious of its environmental impact and sustainability for future generations. Learn why sustainable development has been adopted by countries and multilateral organizations around the world, and how this approach is transforming the way we live, work, and govern our planet.
Global value chains (GVCs) now account for almost half of all international trade. In this age of global value chains, learn how GVCs can become more sustainable and inclusive. Explore the ways in which countries can work together to create deeper reforms and predictable policies that encourage shared and sustained GVC participation. Based on the World Bank Group 2020 World Development Report (WDR), participants will learn from Bank economists about trading for development. Especially at a time when the world economy and supply chains are challenged by the COVID-19 crisis, GVCs and their significance in international trade and economic growth across the world are more important than ever.
