ECON101: Principles of Microeconomics

Explore the fundamental concepts of microeconomics in this comprehensive 63-hour course covering key topics such as supply and demand, consumer and producer behavior, market structures, and public finance. Gain a solid foundation in economic principles through structured units, including an introduction to economics, market dynamics, individual maximizing behavior, and competitive and non-competitive markets. Delve into public choice theory and environmental economics, and benefit from study guides and a final exam to reinforce your understanding of microeconomic principles.

• Course Introduction
• Unit 1: Introduction to Economics
• Unit 2: Supply and Demand
• Unit 3: Markets and Individual Maximizing Behavior
• Unit 4: The Consumer
• Unit 5: The Producer
• Unit 6: Market Structure: Competitive and Non-Competitive Markets
• Unit 7: Public Finance, Public Choice, and the Environment
• Study Guide
• Course Feedback Survey
• Certificate Final Exam
• Saylor Direct Credit