Opiniones y comentarios de aprendices correspondientes a The Power of Markets I: The Basics of Supply and Demand and Consumer Behavior por parte de Universidad de Rochester

Great course to introduce yourself to basic concepts in microeconomics!

Interesting!

This was very help of everything i need to know about managing and dealing with different kinds of real world problems.

Great revision for economics supply and demand and consumer behavior.

The course is a challenging reinforcement to supply and demand basics.

This course offers a lot of practice to revise those basic economic concepts.

good course

The instructor was very nice. He explained every topic with real world examples which made the course easier to understand and interesting.

Very instructive.

This course was really helpful as it provided in-depth understanding and a unique perspective to supply chain management. In addition, the lecturer was quite articulate despite the highly technical concepts introduced and explained. Highly recommended!

Easy to follow, clear explanation

I have taken this course to learn this topic in English. I had studied this topic in my language. This topic was a little bit confusing, but I could understand thanks to this .

excellent professor，nice teaching style

Excellent course. Examples given are very well explained, the professor is pretty clear and has a nice approach when talking. An excelent course for people interested in Microeconomics, although you might need at least an Economics Introductory Course to get the hang of it.

The course that changes way of thinking. Thank you a lot for this.

it is a very good course. i understand many things on demand and supply and different curves . thank you...........

Xexe

Dear Professor Mark Zupan,

Thank you very much for your great course, which has helped me to understand the theory and methodology of Economics deeply.

Best wishes.

Wei Zhu

good explanations, easy to understand

Its really Good.

Some concepts need more clarification/ elaborations.

Great course!

In general it was an interesting and thought-provoking course. The only minus was that we weren't able to download a pdf version of a book to which the professor kept referring. Recommend for anyone who wants to get to know the basics of economy.

I learned a lot about consumer side economics. However, I was left with a distaste for a political bent. I don't care what direction the political bent was placed, I care that it was put there at all. He went deep into Obama-care, education voucher systems, and other hot topics.

Sometimes I don't understand when the lecture gives some examples of an abstract concept

As it is, unfortunetly I can only rate it as a 2/5. The lectures are presented in a reasonable way, but this is a somewhat technical course, for wich additional materials would need to be mandatory. There are no slides for the lectures, the instructor mentions chapters of a book and does not provide the materials to students pursue a more effective way of studying the materials. Also, the quizzes are excessively challeging taking into consideration that the only resource availble to students are the videos. In my opinion, presenting a course that only has videos is not an effective way of learning. To make this course more effective and to allow students to learn more effectivelly and get some learning objectives, more material besides the videos must be made available. As it is, no more than a 2/5 is possible to rate this course.