THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY
ECON1040: Principles of Economics
Final Examination Guide and Notes 2023
 
Part A: Revision Notes
Part B: Sample Final Examination Paper
Part C: Suggested Solutions to Final Exam Paper
Part D: Final Examination - Hints and Tips
 
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University of Sydney - ECON1040: Principles of Economics

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ACADEMIC YEAR 2022 - 2023

University	University of Sydney
Study Level	Undergraduate
Unit Code	ECON1040
Unit Name	Principles of Economics
Study Materials	Final Examination Guide and Notes
Page Length	119

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This unit of study is designed for students who have an interest in economics and its application to critical issues in everyday life. Students will gain an understanding of how the economy works; how individuals, firms and governments form and shape their decisions using economic principles; and the role of public policy on outcomes including the trade-offs faced in making policy decisions. Students will develop skills to critically analyse real-world issues using the perspective of an economist, and communicate ideas and arguments about economics in a logical, coherent and evidenced based manner.

Topics:

Scarcity, Work & Choice
Social interactions, Power & Property
The firm and its customers
Supply & Demand: price taking & competitive markets
The labour market, Banks, Money & Credit market
Markets, Efficiency & Public policy
Unemployment & Fiscal Policy
Inflation, Unemployment & Monetary policy
Economic inequality & Social policy
Economics of the environment
International Trade

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