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Introduction and Supply & Demand

Jonathan GruberDistinguishedMIT

Ford Professor of Economics

34:47·2020·introductory level
Path step 1: Establishes price signals, market clearing, and comparative statics.

This introductory lecture establishes the foundational principles of microeconomics, defining its scope and rigorously developing the core concepts of supply and demand to analyze market mechanisms.

EconomicsMicro & MacroeconomicsMicroeconomics PrinciplesSupply and DemandMarket Equilibrium

MIT 14.01 Principles of Microeconomics, Fall 2018

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Jonathan GruberDistinguished

Ford Professor of Economics, MIT

Ford Professor of Economics at MIT and former Chair of the MIT Economics Department, renowned for MIT 14.01 Microeconomics and public finance.

2 courses · 42 lecturesCanon
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