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That is why your previous economic study was probably meaningless to you and why you might run away from this subject like a building on fire.

Conventional economics deals much more in the abstract and artificial, and only is meaningful to advanced practitioners. If economics is the study of human behavior, what kind of economics can’t be understood by the average person?

You will see things more clearly and think more independently.

That's why this course is packed with value.

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That is why your previous economic study was probably meaningless to you and why you might run away from this subject like a building on fire.

Conventional economics deals much more in the abstract and artificial, and only is meaningful to advanced practitioners. If economics is the study of human behavior, what kind of economics can’t be understood by the average person?

You will see things more clearly and think more independently.

That's why this course is packed with value.

You can finish the course material in about 3 hours, and at the end there is a comprehensive and challenging quiz (100 questions) to test your grasp of the material.

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Learning objectives

  • Understand human behavior as it relates to economics
  • Apply understanding to your own life
  • Enjoy and understand economics more than you ever expected

Syllabus

Foundations
Reality and reason
Self-ownership
Do no harm: non-aggression
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