Understanding Economics
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Understanding Economics

Get ready to dive deep into the world of economics, where supply, demand, and market trends come to life in a fun and interactive way!

By Compete High

Location

Online

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Refunds up to 7 days before event.

About this event

This course walks you through the bedrock of economic thought, offering insight into the logic behind how economies function, markets operate, and decisions are made. With models, graphs and theories all explained plainly, you'll understand why economists often see the world a little differently than everyone else.

From how inflation links to central banking, to what makes capitalism tick, each module peels back the curtain on the structures that govern production, policy and price. Whether you’re puzzling over graphs or questioning how central banks react to inflation, this course demystifies the subject one step at a time—minus the economic jargon overload.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Understand fundamental concepts behind economic systems and structures.
  • Analyse basic economic models using graphs and visual tools.
  • Explore capitalism and market-based economic decision-making.
  • Identify inflation causes and how monetary policy reacts.
  • Explain production and marketing choices in economic systems.
  • Understand how economies differ in goals and measurements.

Who is this Course For:

  • Anyone interested in understanding how economies operate.
  • Learners seeking clarity on economic models and graphs.
  • Beginners exploring inflation, GDP, and fiscal decisions.
  • Entrepreneurs learning how production choices affect markets.
  • Business students building foundational economic knowledge.
  • Jobseekers aiming to sharpen analytical thinking.
  • Professionals seeking context on economic policies.
  • Curious minds who enjoy logical systems and trends.

Career Path:

  • Economics Research Assistant – £27,000/year
  • Policy Analyst – £36,000/year
  • Market Analyst – £34,000/year
  • Financial Services Advisor – £41,000/year
  • Business Development Officer – £32,000/year
  • Junior Economic Consultant – £38,000/year

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