This webinar, presented by the UNC System Principles of Microeconomics Development Team, provides an overview of the module content. Watch this video to explore the various assessments, instructional materials, learning activities, and activities intentionally designed to support the achievement of the stated student learning outcomes.
Apply economic decision making tools to everyday work and play decisions.
Analyze interactions between households, firms, government, and countries.
Describe how equilibrium in the market model determines prices and quantities of goods traded.
Use economic tools to measure welfare of market participants.
Evaluate distribution and welfare effects of government intervention.
Evaluate sources, welfare effects, and solutions of market failure.
Use apropriate elasticities to measure variable interaction.
Analyze firm behavior related to production, cost, and economic profit.
Compare and contrast expected outcomes under different market structures.
Module 1 - Economic Decision Making
Module 2 - Interactions in the Economy
Module 3 - The Market Model
Module 4 - Measuring Market Welfare
Module 5 - Evaluating Government Intervention
Module 6 - Analyzing Market Failure
Module 7 - Elasticities
Module 8 - Firm Production and Cost
Module 9 - Market Structure