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Introductory
| Principles (General) (23 sites) | Principles of Macroeconomics (11 sites) |
| Principles of Microeconomics (11 sites) | Applied Economics (1 site) |
| Maths for Economists (5 sites) | Statistics for Economists (8 sites) |
Intermediate
| Intermediate Microeconomics (11 sites) | Intermediate Macroeconomics (9 sites) |
| Comparative Economic Systems (1 site) | Development Economics (2 sites) |
| Econometrics (12 sites) | Economic Growth (1 site) |
| Economic History (2 sites) | Environmental and Transport Economics (4 sites) |
| European Economics (1 site) | Financial Economics (1 site) |
| Game Theory (6 sites) | History of Economic Thought (1 site) |
| Industrial Economics (5 sites) | International Economics (6 sites) |
| Labour Economics, Employment and Unemployment (2 sites) | Law and Economics (1 site) |
| Managerial/Business Economics (4 sites) | Mathematical Economics (7 sites) |
| Monetary Economics (1 site) | Political Economy (1 site) |
| Public-sector Economics and Public Choice Theory (1 site) | Other/specific topics (4 sites) |
Advanced
| Advanced Microeconomics (4 sites) | Advanced Macroeconomics (2 sites) |
| Advanced Econometrics/Quantitative Techniques (4 sites) |
Latest Addition: Economics for business in Managerial/Business Economics
This course webpage supports an introductory module on economics for business as taught by Kate Rockett and Tim Hatton at the University of Essex in 2009/10. It provides an introductory overview of modern economics, including examples in microeconomics that have a bearing on the world of business, i.e., the organisation of firms, the economic implications of their objectives, and the markets in which they operate. It includes a module outline / handbook, lecture presentations, class exercises with solutions, coursework assignments and revision problems.