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MAE101: Economic Principles
Final Examination Guide and Notes 2024
 
Part 01. Revision Notes
Part 02. Sample Final Examination Paper
Part 03. Suggested Solutions to Final Exam Paper
Part 04. Final Examination - Hints and Tips
 
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Deakin University - MAE101: Economic Principles

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ACADEMIC YEAR 2023 - 2024

University	Deakin University
Study Level	Undergraduate
Unit Code	MAE101
Unit Name	Economic Principles
Study Material	Final Examination Guide and Notes
Page Length	121

Are you finding it challenging to study the vast amount of material required for your assessments and final examination in MAE101: Economic Principles at Deakin University? This newly released 2024 guide consists of 121 pages, divided into four parts, and provides all the study resources you need to enhance your skills and excel in your assessments and final examination. The guide includes comprehensive revision notes, sample exam questions with step-by-step working solutions, as well as valuable hints and tips for the final exam. It will be your secret weapon for acing the unit, saving you time, boosting your confidence in your knowledge, and allowing you to perform at your best on exam day.

This unit is about the behaviour of consumers and producers and their interaction in the marketplace. The study of how markets operate is essential to understanding any form of economic behaviour in the global arena. The tools of market analysis developed in the unit provide the foundation for an understanding of issues such as coordinating people's needs with the world's limited resources, corporate pricing strategies, monopoly power, government regulation, the environment, income inequality, the economic relationships between countries and foreign trade.

Topics

Introduction and Core Concepts
Thinking like an economist
Interdependence and the gains from the trade
The market forces of supply and demand
Elasticity and its applications
Supply, Demand and Government Policies
Markets and Welfare
Externalities and Public Goods and Common Resource
The costs of Production and Firms in Competitive Market
Monopoly, Monopolistic and Perfect Competition

UNIT CODE	UNIT NAME
MAA103	Accounting for Decision Making
MAA261	Financial Accounting
MAA262	Management Accounting
MAA363	Corporate Accounting
MAE101	Economic Principles
MAE201	Competition and Industry
MAE203	The Global Economy
MAE256	Analytical Methods in Economics and Finance
MAE306	Applied Econometrics for Economics and Finance
MAF101	Fundamentals of Finance
MAF202	Money and Capital Markets
MAF203	Business Finance
MAF307	Equities and Investment Analysis
MAF308	Derivative and Fixed Income Securities
MIS171	Business Analytics
MLC101	Law for Commerce
MLC301	Principles of Income Tax Law
MMK101	Marketing Fundamentals
MMM132	Management

Deakin University - MAE101: Economic Principles

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