Ⅰ Microeconomics

PART 1 Opportunity Cost & Market Price Determination and Fluctuations

Topic 01 Opportunity Cost and the Production Possibilities Curve
Topic 02 Supply and demand, determination and fluctuation of market prices, surplus, maximum and minimum price systems
Topic 03 Price Elasticity of Demand, Income Elasticity of Demand, Cross Elasticity of Demand, Price Elasticity of Supply

PART 2 CONSUMER THEORY

Topic 04 Marginal Utility Theory
Topic 05 Indifference Curve Theory (1) - Basic Theory
Topic 06 Indifference Curve Theory (2) - Social Security System, Two-Period Model, Leisure - Income Model
Topic 07: Present Preference Theory, Expected Utility Theory

PART 3 PRODUCER THEORY

Topic 08 Producer Theory

PART 4 ​​MARKET THEORY

Topic 09 Perfectly Competitive Market
Topic 10 Monopoly Market
Topic 11 Monopolistic Competition Market, Oligopoly Market

PART 5: Factor Markets and Market Failure

Topic 12: Factor Markets and Income Distribution
Topic 13 Taxation
Topic 14 Welfare Economics and Market Failure

Ⅱ Macroeconomics

PART 6 National Income Determination Theory

Topic 15 GDP, National Income Determination Theory
Topic 16: Consumption and Investment Functions

PART 7 Monetary and Financial Theory

Topic 17 Base Currency and Money Supply
Topic 18: Demand for Money

PART 8 Aggregate Demand - Aggregate Supply

Topic 19 IS - LM & Aggregate Demand - Aggregate Supply
Topic 20: Prices and Unemployment

PART 9: BICYCLE FLUID AND ECONOMIC GROWTH

Topic 21: Economic Fluctuations
Topic 22 Economic Growth Theory

Ⅲ International Economy

PART 10 TRADE THEORY

Topic 23 Trade Theory
Topic 24 Free Trade and Protectionism

PART 11 Exchange Rates and the Balance of Payments

Topic 25 Exchange Rates
Topic 26 Balance of Payments

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