Hosted by the University of Oxford, Our World in Data explains global issues using interactive graphs. This page on their site has slide presentations on five topics including extreme poverty and population growth. They can either be downloaded in Powerpoint format, or viewed online: in the latter case, the included graphs are fully interactive, allowing the reader to jump back and forth along a timeline, for example.
Lecture Slides
Introductory
Principles (General)
7 links
Principles of Macroeconomics
11 links
Principles of Microeconomics
10 links
Applied Economics
4 links
Maths for Economists
2 links
Statistics for Economists
4 links
Intermediate
Intermediate Microeconomics
12 links
Intermediate Macroeconomics
3 links
Agricultural Economics
1 link
Consumption and Households
2 links
Development Economics
8 links
Econometrics
7 links
Economic Growth
5 links
Economic History
3 links
European Economics
3 links
Experimental Economics
4 links
Financial Economics
7 links
Game Theory
5 links
Health Economics
1 link
History of Economic Thought
2 links
Industrial Economics
5 links
International Economics
7 links
Law and Economics
1 link
Mathematical Economics
4 links
Monetary Economics
4 links
Political Economy
1 link
Heterodox Economics
4 links
Regional and Urban Economics
3 links
Other topics
3 links
Advanced
Advanced Microeconomics
6 links
Advanced Applied Economics
4 links
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