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Level I CFA Prep Course (2023) - Economics

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This Level I CFA Prep Course (2023) provides an in-depth understanding of economics. Learn to calculate and interpret elasticities, determine and interpret breakeven and shutdown points of production, and understand the characteristics and pricing strategies of different market structures. Explore GDP, aggregate demand and supply, the business cycle, inflation, and more. Gain an understanding of monetary and fiscal policy, central banks, the balance of payments, and currency cross-rates. Master the arbitrage relationship between currency spot rates, forward rates, and interest rates. Enroll now and get ready for the CFA exam!▼▲

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Paid

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English

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Self Paced

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Updated in [July 20th, 2023]

This Level I CFA Prep Course (2023) focuses on Economics. Students will learn to calculate and interpret elasticities, determine and interpret breakeven and shutdown points of production, understand the characteristics and pricing strategy of perfect competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly, and pure monopoly, calculate and explain GDP using expenditure and income approaches, explain movements in aggregate demand and supply curves, understand the theories of the business cycle, explain inflation, hyperinflation, disinflation, and deflation, distinguish between cost-push and demand-pull inflation, understand and describe tools for monetary and fiscal policy, describe roles, objectives and desirable qualities of central banks, compare GDP vs GNP, describe the balance of payments accounts including their components, calculate and interpret currency cross-rates, and explain the arbitrage relationship between currency spot rates, forward rates, and interest rates.