London School of Economics (LSE) • BSc Economics

Detailed notes for EC220 Introduction to Econometrics (Michaelmas Term) by a student that achieved 77% in the exam. The notes have been broken down by each week to make it easier to follow with on-going lectures, and equally when it comes to revising for the exam.

Detailed notes for EC210 Macroeconomic Principles (Lent Term) by a student that achieved 82% in the exam. The notes have been broken down by each week to make it easier to follow with on-going lectures, and equally when it comes to revising for the exam.

Detailed notes for EC210 Macroeconomic Principles (Michaelmas Term) by a student that achieved 83% in the exam. The notes have been broken down by each week to make it easier to follow with on-going lectures, and equally when it comes to revising for the exam.

Detailed notes for EC201 Microeconomic Principles I (Lent Term) by a student that achieved a first in the exam. The notes have been broken down by each week to make it easier to follow with on-going lectures, and equally when it comes to revising for the exam.

Detailed notes for EC201 Microeconomic Principles I (Michaelmas Term) by a student that achieved 87% in the exam. The notes have been broken down by each week to make it easier to follow with on-going lectures, and equally when it comes to revising for the exam.

Detailed notes for EC102 Economics B - Macroeconomics (Lent Term) by a student that achieved a first in the exam. The notes have been broken down by each week to make it easier to follow with on-going lectures, and equally when it comes to revising for the exam.

Detailed notes for EC102 Economics B - Microeconomics (Michaelmas Term) by a student that achieved 93% in the exam. The notes have been broken down by each week to make it easier to follow with on-going lectures, and equally when it comes to revising for the exam.

Detailed notes for the macroeconomics section of EC102, condensing information from lectures, slides and the Mankiw textbook including all topics, from economic growth to the financial crisis. Notes do not simply summarise available information but were compiled in an analytical way: i.e. many of the sections directly include points that should be included in commonly asked questions (for and against; causes and consequences). The seller achieved a high first in EC102.

Comprehensive revision notes for 10 out of the 20 topics in the third year module PH311: Philosophy of Economics, including: MICHAELMAS TERM 1) Week 1: Defining economics: a brief history 2) Week 4: Instrumentalism 3) Week 5: Isolating causes and credible worlds 4) Week 7: What works in development? 5) Week 8: Measuring inflation 6) Week 10: Is economics to blame for its failure to predict the crisis? LENT TERM 1) Week 16: What’s wrong with paternalism 2) Week 17: Game theory and fairness in...

This 135-page collection of meticulously handwritten notes not only contains all the lecture material but also all the readings from the Gruber and Barr textbook. Additionally, it contains all the parts of the other readings and studies that are relevant for the examination. At the end of the document, one can find a study-tool (sort of like flashcards) that contains a succinct summary of all the studies with the main points highlighted - very useful for quizzing oneself. I received a high 2.1 (...