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UNIEconomics, commerce and business degrees · Years 1-3+

University Economics, but it moves

The degree, mapped two ways: by year, so you can study what this semester actually covers, and by field when you need one topic fast. Covers principles through intermediate theory, econometrics and electives.

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Microeconomics (8)
Supply & DemandConsumer Theory (Indifference Curves)Producer Theory (Isoquants & Isocosts)Monopoly & Cost CurvesPerfect Competition (Firm)Cournot CompetitionExternalities & Pigouvian TaxesPublic Goods & the Free-Rider Problem
Macroeconomics (7)
Aggregate Supply – Aggregate DemandIS-LMSolow-Swan Growth ModelPhillips CurveMundell-FlemingTaylor RuleMoney Market
Econometrics (3)
Linear Regression & OLSDifference-in-DifferencesProbit & Logit Models
Finance (4)
CAPM (Security Market Line)Term Structure of Interest RatesInterest Rate ParityMoney Multiplier
Labour (5)
Labor MarketLabor-Leisure TradeoffSearch & Matching (Beveridge Curve)Human Capital & the Mincer EquationMonopsony & Minimum Wage
Behavioural (4)
Prospect Theory Value FunctionHyperbolic Discounting & Present BiasAdverse Selection (Lemons Problem)Auction Theory
Trade & development (7)
Absolute vs. Comparative AdvantageTariffs & Protection (Small Open Economy)Gravity Model of TradeJ-Curve (Trade Balance after Depreciation)Harrod-Domar Growth ModelConvergence HypothesisMalthusian Growth Model
Inequality & public (4)
Lorenz Curve & Gini CoefficientLaffer CurveGovernment Budget Constraint & SeigniorageTragedy of the Commons
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Year 1 · Principles of micro and macro

The first-year canon every econ and business degree shares

Supply & DemandWhere every course startsPrice Elasticity of Demand & SupplyElasticities and applicationsConsumer & Producer SurplusWelfare economics 101Externalities & Pigouvian TaxesMarket failureMonopoly & Cost CurvesIntro market powerAggregate Supply – Aggregate DemandThe first macro modelKeynesian CrossThe multiplierMoney MarketMoney and interest ratesProduction Possibility FrontierScarcity and trade-offs
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Year 2 · Intermediate theory and metrics

Where the calculus and the regressions arrive

Consumer Theory (Indifference Curves)Utility maximisation and budget linesProducer Theory (Isoquants & Isocosts)Cost minimisation and isoquantsLabor-Leisure TradeoffLabour supply as choiceIS-LMIntermediate macro's core modelSolow-Swan Growth ModelGrowth theoryMundell-FlemingOpen-economy macroPhillips CurveExpectations and inflationLinear Regression & OLSEconometrics: OLSDifference-in-DifferencesCausal inference: diff-in-diff
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Year 3+ · Field courses and electives

Pick your fields: IO, labour, behavioural, finance, development, trade

Cournot CompetitionIndustrial organisationAuction TheoryMarket designSearch & Matching (Beveridge Curve)Modern labour economicsHuman Capital & the Mincer EquationLabour: returns to educationProspect Theory Value FunctionBehavioural economicsHyperbolic Discounting & Present BiasBehavioural: present biasCAPM (Security Market Line)Finance: asset pricingTerm Structure of Interest RatesFinance: the term structureEndogenous Growth (AK Model)Advanced growthConvergence HypothesisDevelopment economicsGravity Model of TradeEmpirical tradeAdverse Selection (Lemons Problem)Information economicsProbit & Logit ModelsMetrics: discrete choice

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Common questions

Does Graphl cover intermediate micro and macro?

Yes: consumer and producer theory with real optimisation, IS-LM, Solow with transition dynamics, Mundell-Fleming, and an econometrics strip with OLS, difference-in-differences and discrete choice. Each model animates real scenarios and grades your predictions.

Is this useful for a business or commerce degree, not just economics?

The Year 1 canon plus elasticity, market structures, CAPM and the yield curve covers the economics and finance units most commerce degrees require. Study by field using the topic chips above.