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课程名称：微观经济学原理 课程概述：本课程旨在纠正大众对经济学的误解，即经济学仅仅是对金钱的研究。我们将探讨诸如环境、爱情与婚姻、犯罪、劳动力市场、教育、政治、体育及商业等多个领域的问题，借此展示经济学家思维的方式，并教授如何运用这种分析系统来回答与人类生活相关的各类问题。你会发现，几乎所有事情都与经济学息息相关。 课程大纲： 1. **课程导论**：熟悉课程内容、同学及学习环境，并掌握课程所需的技术技能。 2. **介绍与基本原理**：了解经济学不仅是金钱的学问，而是如何在稀缺资源下进行分配，应用经济学原理于众多领域。 3. **供需关系**：学习供需模型的基本框架，这是经济学的核心概念之一。 4. **市场效率与政府政策**：探讨自由市场如何工作的关键概念，及自由市场是否是资源分配的最佳方式。 5. **弹性**：理解弹性概念如何在政策分析及商业管理中发挥作用，比如关于大麻合法化的讨论。 6. **生产与成本**：开始研究企业理论，涵盖不同规模企业的经济学，运用“柠檬水摊经济学”进行讲解。 7. **竞争输出**：聚焦在完全竞争环境中运作的企业。 8. **市场势力的企业**：探讨为何在相同的市场中，不同消费者可能支付不同价格的原因，以及影响产品定价的因素。 9. **公共物品、公共资源与外部性**：讨论市场失灵的现象及其对资源分配的影响，深入理解市场在某些情况下是问题所在。 本课程将帮助学生运用经济学的分析工具来理解和应对生活中的各类重要议题。
Name:Course Orientation
Description:You will become familiar with the course, your classmates, and our learning environment. The orientation will also help you obtain the technical skills required for the course.
Name:Introduction and Basic Principles
Description:Welcome to your first week in Microeconomics Principles! As you will quickly see, the things you learn in this class will probably help you see the world in a different way. Economics is not just about money, as you may have incorrectly assumed. On the contrary, as you will learn in this lesson, economics is about how society distributes scarce resources. And, since almost anything in the world is a scarce resource, from fossil fuels to suitable romantic partners, we can apply the rules of economics to pretty much anything.
Name:Supply and Demand
Description:Welcome to your second week in Microeconomics Principles! This module we will cover the hallmark framework of the field: the supply and demand model. I am sure that if you knew any economics words before enrolling in this course those two words were supply and demand. This module you will finally learn what all the fuss is about.
Name:Market Efficiency and Government Policies
Description:Welcome to Week 3! Last module we introduced the supply and demand model to explain how free markets work. One of the main concepts we learned about free markets was that they tend to gravitate toward an “equilibrium” price and quantity. This module we will use the same conceptual model to answer one important question: Are free markets the best way to distribute society’s resources?
Name:Elasticities
Description:Welcome to the fourth week! This module we will cover one of my favorite economics concepts: elasticity. It is one of my favorites because of how useful it is to analyze policy implications, as well as its usefulness for business managers. This will be obvious to you when you read one of the discussion topics for this module: Should we legalize marijuana?
Name:Production and Costs
Description:Welcome to your fifth week! This module we will begin covering the theory of the firm, which will take us basically three modules to finish. Economists call this section of the course, "The Economics of the Lemonade Stand." And that title makes perfect sense, since the concepts we cover can be used by anyone, from someone owning a lemonade stand, to a car manufacturing company, to a hair salon, to a burrito stand, etc.
Name:Competitive Output
Description:Welcome to your sixth week! This module we continue our discussion of the firm by focusing on those firms working in a perfectly competitive (or competitive) environment.
Name:Firms with Market Power
Description:So, why is it that when you fly the person sitting next to you in the plane probably paid a different price for the ticket than what you paid for it? And why does Starbucks charge so much for its coffee even though you can buy coffee at Dunkin’ Donuts for almost half of that price? This module we are finishing our discussion of the firm by focusing on cases that should be more familiar to you than the perfect competition examples we have been using.
Name:Public Goods, Common Resources, and Externalities
Description:And so we have arrived at the last week. This course has gone too fast! This module we will be discussing market failures. A market failure is a situation when the market does not do a good job of distributing resources among members of society. In fact, in all of these cases the market IS the problem.
Most people make the incorrect assumption that economics is ONLY the study of money. My primary goal in this course is to shatter this belief. During this course, we will be addressing the above questions as well as many more relating to: -the environment -love and marriage -crime -labor markets -education -politics -sports -business My main goal is to show you the way economists think and how to use this analytical system to answer questions related not only to these and other important human issues but to anything you end up doing with your life after this class. After all, as you will quickly find out, I believe that everything is economics!
