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Market Dynamics: Input Analysis & Efficiency

Explore advanced market structures, input markets, and government intervention in economic efficiency.

Course Cost

₹ 2,699

Intermediate

Skill Level

7 Hours

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This course, the final module of the Power of Markets series, delves into advanced topics in microeconomics, focusing on imperfect competition, input markets, and the role of government in promoting market efficiency. Students will explore price discrimination in monopolies, firm behavior in monopolistic competition and oligopoly, and the effects of imperfect information on market outcomes. The course also covers input market theory, analyzing factors affecting input demand and supply, and applies these concepts to real-world issues such as minimum wage, Social Security, and immigration. Finally, it examines market efficiency and the justifications for government intervention, including externalities and public goods. Through a combination of video lectures and quizzes, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of complex market structures and policy implications.

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What you'll learn

  • Understand advanced pricing strategies in imperfect competition, including price discrimination

  • Analyze firm behavior in monopolistic competition and oligopoly using game theory concepts

  • Evaluate the efficiency effects of monopoly and imperfect information on market outcomes

  • Examine the dynamics of input markets, including labor supply and demand

  • Apply input market theory to real-world issues such as minimum wage and immigration

  • Assess the economic impacts of cartels and collusive behavior in markets

  • Understand the conditions for economic efficiency and reasons for government intervention

  • Analyze externalities and public goods, and evaluate policy approaches to address market failures

Skills you'll gain

price discrimination
oligopoly
game theory
input markets
market efficiency
externalities
public goods
economic policy
labor economics
imperfect competition

This course includes:

354 Minutes PreRecorded video

4 quizzes

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There are 4 modules in this course

This course explores advanced topics in microeconomics, focusing on imperfect competition, input markets, and the role of government in promoting market efficiency. It begins by examining price discrimination strategies in monopolies and firm behavior in monopolistic competition and oligopoly markets. Students will learn about game theory applications in economics, including the prisoner's dilemma and repeated games. The course then delves into input market theory, covering the demand and supply of inputs, wage determination, and labor market issues. It applies these concepts to analyze real-world phenomena such as the minimum wage, Social Security, immigration, and sports economics. The final section examines market efficiency, reasons for government intervention, and policy approaches to addressing externalities and providing public goods. Throughout, the course emphasizes the application of economic theory to practical policy issues and business strategies.

Week 9 - Product Pricing With Monopoly Power

Module 1 · 2 Hours to complete

Week 10 - Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly

Module 2 · 1 Hours to complete

Week 11 - The Market for Inputs

Module 3 · 1 Hours to complete

Week 12 - Can Government Intervention Improve Market Outcomes?

Module 4 · 2 Hours to complete

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Market Dynamics: Input Analysis & Efficiency

Intermediate

Skill Level

7 Hours

Self-paced lessons

Course Cost

₹ 2,699

Completion

CERTIFICATE

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