Economics for Political Scientists

This course will simultaneously introduce students to the basics of economics and demonstrate, with examples, the political importance of economic principles. It will explore the various ways economics helps us understand politics and how politics helps us understand how the economy works. The course will examine topics from both microeconomic and macroeconomics. They include economic growth, unemployment, inequality, trade, monetary policy, the role of prices, finance, market failures, the eco...

Summary of all the lectures of Economics for Political Scientists year 1.

Summary of Economics For Political Scientists

These are my class notes for the course "Economics for Political Scientists". It is a single document in which you can find notes for lectures 1 to 13. These notes were taken with Notion. The links at the very beginning of each class are not accessible, these were just the lectures' outlines I put in order for my notes to be more organized.

This document contains everything you need to know before the exam. The list can be used as a checklist to see which topics or terms you are lacking. Some keywords contain clue words for better recall.

Summary of the material for the final exam (2021) for Economics for Political Scientists. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 105 pages): CORE’s textbook “Economy, Society, and Public Policy (ESPP)”, chapters 1, 2, 3 (sections 3.4-3.6) and 4-12. CORE’s textbook “The Economy”, chapters 18 and 20.

Notes on the lectures from the course (2021) Economics for Political Scientists. INCLUDES lectures 1-13 (Total: 56 pages).

Exam prep for Economics 1st year IRO

Complete lecture notes of Economics for Political Scientists