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A complete review of the past 5 weeks of Microeconomics. Master the essential theory, and solve real past exam questions step by step to maximise your points.
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Online · 3 hours · The Micro Complete Recap
Master the first five weeks in Microeconomics. Built on past exams. Clear steps, real exam questions, full resolutions.
Live online recap of the four core Microeconomics themes: Gains from Trade, Supply and Demand, Elasticities and Externalities. Built on real past exam problems.
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Online · 3 hours · The Micro Complete Recap
Master the first five weeks in Microeconomics. Built on past exams. Clear steps, real exam questions, full resolutions.
Live online recap of the four core Microeconomics themes: Gains from Trade, Supply and Demand, Elasticities and Externalities. Built on real past exam problems.
11 spots left
What you’ll master
01. Gains from Trade (Problems & Blocks)
Theory: Comparative advantage, opportunity costs, autarky and trade.
Appeared in past exams: 2018, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024.
Exam practice: Problem 2, 2023.
02. Supply & Demand (Problems & Blocks)
Theory: Market equilibrium, consumer and producer surplus, aggregated markets.
Appeared in past exams: 2017, 2021, 2024.
Exam practice: Problem 1, 2021.
03. Elasticities (Blocks)
Theory: Price, income and cross-price elasticities, demand reactions and Giffen goods.
Appeared in past exams: 2017, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024.
Exam practice: Block 3, 2022.
04. Externalities (Problems & Blocks)
Theory: Externalities, goods typology, property rights and welfare losses.
Appeared in past exams: 2017, 2019, 2021, 2023.
Exam practice: Problem 1, 2023.
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Yes. In 6 focused hours, we cover all 4 weeks the way they appear in the exam, with worked examples and a live Q&A. You close your gaps now, before the next chapters build on them.
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Book your spot.
Online · 3 hours · The Micro Complete Recap
Master the first five weeks in Microeconomics. Built on past exams. Clear steps, real exam questions, full resolutions.
Live online recap of the four core Microeconomics themes: Gains from Trade, Supply and Demand, Elasticities and Externalities. Built on real past exam problems.
11 spots left