After successful completion of the course, students are able to define and understand fundamental economic principles and take an economic perspective on many questions related to the allocation of resources, especially regarding spatial resources such as land and natural resources.
1. Principles of economics2. Economic systems and basic institutions of the market economy3. Microeconomic units: private households4. Microeconomic units: firms5. Demand, supply, general equilibrium, market forms and failure6. Principles of macro economics7. National accounts and economic growth8. Unemployment9. Inflation10. Economy-wide equilibrium11. International trade12. Fiscal and monetary policies
Lecture, presentations by the lecturer, questions, discussions
Multiple choice exam
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