BA_BADM500: Business Economics - Taylor Pro College

BA_BADM500: Business Economics

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About Course

This course has been designed to introduce students to core economic principles (demand, supply, price determination) and how these can be used in a business to help both local and global decision-making.

It provides a solid grounding in the fundamental concepts of micro and macroeconomics and how they affect the operation of any business.

What Will You Learn?

  • Define basic economic terminology.
  • Explain the importance of economic theories and models in influencing trade.
  • Explain the role of scarcity, supply and demand, opportunity costs, and trade-offs.
  • Describe goods and services, and labor markets.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of the methods and principles of micro and macroeconomic theory.
  • Discuss economic and public policy issues using the language and approach of economics, monetary vs fiscal policy.
  • Compare and contrast traditional, command, and market economies.
  • Describe the role of government in a free market economy.
  • Describe the positive and negative outcomes as a result of globalization.
  • Describe how ethical principles support effective microeconomic and macroeconomic systems.

Course Content

Module I

  • 03:29
  • 29:46
  • LO2: Explain the relationship between Economic Principles and everyday life
    28:02
  • LO3: Identify the three basic Economic questions and how various Economic systems answer them
    22:11
  • LO4: Comprehend the Theories established by the founder of Modern Economics
    12:27
  • LO5: Knowledge Check
  • Case Study: Introduction to Economics
  • 03:18
  • 02:28
  • LO2: Understand the nature of Supply, changes in quantity Supplied, and the factors that affect Supply
    09:41
  • LO3: Explain how Markets reach Equilibrium
    18:12
  • LO4: Knowledge Check
  • Case Study: Demand and Supply
  • 04:03
  • 13:41
  • LO2: Comprehend the Price Elasticity of Supply and the links between Production periods and Supply
    06:39
  • LO3: Identify how Price Elasticities of Demand and Supply determine the impact of an Excise Tax
    09:22
  • LO4: Explain how Governments use Price controls to override the “Invisible Hand” of Competition
    22:32
  • LO5: Knowledge Check
  • Case Study: Opportunity Costs and Price Elasticity
  • Topic 4: Supply Curve and Price Searching
    00:00
  • LO1: Describe the Factors that influence the shape and position of the Supply Curve
    20:06
  • LO2: Distinguish between Price-taking and Price-searching behaviour among firms in various Market Structures
    17:59
  • LO3: Analyze how Input Costs and Technology changes affect the Supply Curve
    12:47
  • LO4: Knowledge Check
  • Case Study: Supply Curve and Price Searching
  • Topic 5: Competition, Policy, and Factor Markets
    00:00
  • LO1: Distinguish the Four Market Structures
    12:33
  • LO2: Explain how Perfect Competitive Markets adjust in the long run
    11:51
  • LO3: Understand the Profit-maximizing and its rule
    06:33
  • LO4: Comphrend the Theory of Perfectly Competitive Firms and Markets
    17:16
  • LO5: Describe the Demand conditions faced by Monopolists, Monopolistic competitors, and Oligopolists
    14:02
  • LO6: Recall the key elements of the Prisoner’s Dilemma
    14:10
  • LO7: Knowledge Check
  • Case Study: Competition, Policy, and Factor Markets
  • Topic 6: Macro/Microeconomics
    04:09
  • LO1: Differentiate between Macroeconomics and Microeconomics in Economic analysis
    11:46
  • LO2: Identify Economic Costs (explicit and implicit) of production and Economic Profit
    07:54
  • LO3: Recognize Short-run products and the Law of diminishing marginal returns
    00:00
  • LO4: Explain Long-run results of production and Long-run costs
    00:00
  • LO5: Knowledge Check
  • Case Study: Macro/Microeconomics
  • Topic 7: Gross Domestic Product, Externalities, and Globalization
    04:52
  • LO1: Explain the Real Gross Domestic Product and Consumer Price Index
    08:48
  • LO2: Explain why Economists choose to concentrate on Gross Domestic Product
    23:50
  • LO3: Define Inflation, how it is measured, and its effect on nominal and real incomes
    12:48
  • LO4: Comprehend the Official Unemployment Rate, and the different types of Unemployment
    13:33
  • LO5: Knowledge Check
  • Case Study: Gross Domestic Product, Externalities, and Globalization
  • Topic 8: Profit and Loss
    03:54
  • LO1: Describe the fundamental concepts of Profit, Loss, and Break-even analysis in a Business Setting
    14:56
  • LO2: Explain Gross Profit, Operating Profit, and Net Profit, and interpret their significance in assessing business performance
    14:22
  • LO3: Analyze how Revenue, Cost, and Expense changes impact a company’s Profit and Loss
    10:47
  • LO4: Knowledge Check
  • Case Study: Profit and Loss
  • Topic 9: Consumers and Producers
    03:56
  • LO1: Explain the roles and interactions of Consumers and Producers in various Economic Systems
    15:34
  • LO2: Analyze the Factors that influence Consumer Demand and Producer Supply in the Market
    16:21
  • LO3: Describe the impact of Government Interventions on the Behavior of Consumers and producers in the Economy
    16:18
  • LO4: Knowledge Check
  • Case Study: Consumers and Producers
  • Topic 10: Monetary Policy and Government Regulation
    00:00
  • LO1: Discuss the Bank of Canada and its functions
    05:54
  • LO2: Explain the tools the Bank of Canada uses to conduct Monetary Policy
    00:00
  • LO3: Identify the tradeoff between Inflation and Unemployment
    20:25
  • LO4: Identify Expansionary and Contractionary Fiscal Policies
    06:58
  • LO5: Explain the Multiplier effect of Fiscal Policy, as determined by the Marginal Propensities
    22:25
  • LO6: Knowledge Check
  • Case Study: Monetary Policy and Government Regulation
  • Module Based Quiz

Final Exam

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