Principles of Microeconomics (ECO 201)

This document includes the lecture notes from weeks 2-5 (the first 3rd) of the semester. It has definitions, examples, and explanations in an organized and pleasing format. It was found to be helpful by people taught by a variety of professors.

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4 pages

Written in 2020/2021

hummingbirdnotes

This document includes the lecture notes from the last third of the semester. I've written down explanations for the topics, examples, and more in an organized format that's easy to understand.

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4 pages

Written in 2020/2021

hummingbirdnotes

This bundle includes my entire semester's worth of lecture notes (as well as a couple of study documents I created for myself to clarify and review key concepts). They are all in PDF format and written/organized in a way that is easy to understand. I hope they can be helpful!

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4 items

hummingbirdnotes

This is just a scan of the three pages I made to review before each exam. It doesn't go in depth like my notes, but is simply a basic reminder/refresher of what we'd learned leading up to the test. It distills the concepts down to their bare bones. I recommend this document if you aren't looking for an explanation, but want to know what the more important stuff to know is.

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3 pages

Written in 2020/2021

hummingbirdnotes

This document includes the lecture notes from Weeks 6-9 of the semester. It has examples, definitions, and general explanations of the concepts covered arranged in an organized and pleasing format. I've also included a page that specifically focuses on understanding what different parts/areas of graphs mean in an economic context so that students can see it all side by side. These notes were found to be useful by people with other professors as well.

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5 pages

Written in 2020/2021

hummingbirdnotes

JPEG format (to avoid PDF squish into top corner) For preview/PDF version go to

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1 pages

Written in 2020/2021

hummingbirdnotes