Andrew Gillespie was formerly Head of Business and Marketing Director, d'Overbroecks, Oxford and Associate Lecturer, Oxford Brookes University. He now works in international education.

• Part 1: Microeconomics 1: What is economics? 2: The production possibility frontier (PPF)  3: Demand 4: Behavioural economics  5: The elasticity of demand 6: Supply 7: Market equilibrium 8: The free market system  9: Intervening in the market system  10: Costs: Short run and long run 11: Revenues, costs, and profits  12: Perfect competition  13: Monopoly 14: Oligopoly 15: Monopolistic competition and non-price competition  16: The labour market  Part 2: Macroeconomics 17: Introduction to macroeconomics  18: Equilibrium in the economy 19: National income and the standard of living  20: Demand side and supply side policies  21: Influences on aggregate demand: Consumption  22: Influences on aggregate demand: Investment  23: Influences on aggregate demand: Government revenues and taxation  24: Influences on aggregate demand: International trade, globalization, and exchange rates 25: Government objectives: Economic growth and the economic cycle 26: Unemployment  27: Money  28: Government objectives: Managing inflation 29: Government objectives: Achieving a favourable trade position 30: Government policies to achieve objectives

Andrew Gillespie was formerly Head of Business and Marketing Director, d'Overbroecks, Oxford and Associate Lecturer, Oxford Brookes University. He now works in international education.

• Part 1: Microeconomics 1: What is economics? 2: The production possibility frontier (PPF)  3: Demand 4: Behavioural economics  5: The elasticity of demand 6: Supply 7: Market equilibrium 8: The free market system  9: Intervening in the market system  10: Costs: Short run and long run 11: Revenues, costs, and profits  12: Perfect competition  13: Monopoly 14: Oligopoly 15: Monopolistic competition and non-price competition  16: The labour market  Part 2: Macroeconomics 17: Introduction to macroeconomics  18: Equilibrium in the economy 19: National income and the standard of living  20: Demand side and supply side policies  21: Influences on aggregate demand: Consumption  22: Influences on aggregate demand: Investment  23: Influences on aggregate demand: Government revenues and taxation  24: Influences on aggregate demand: International trade, globalization, and exchange rates 25: Government objectives: Economic growth and the economic cycle 26: Unemployment  27: Money  28: Government objectives: Managing inflation 29: Government objectives: Achieving a favourable trade position 30: Government policies to achieve objectives

Andrew Gillespie was formerly Head of Business and Marketing Director, d'Overbroecks, Oxford and Associate Lecturer, Oxford Brookes University. He now works in international education.

• Part 1: Microeconomics 1: What is economics? 2: The production possibility frontier (PPF)  3: Demand 4: Behavioural economics  5: The elasticity of demand 6: Supply 7: Market equilibrium 8: The free market system  9: Intervening in the market system  10: Costs: Short run and long run 11: Revenues, costs, and profits  12: Perfect competition  13: Monopoly 14: Oligopoly 15: Monopolistic competition and non-price competition  16: The labour market  Part 2: Macroeconomics 17: Introduction to macroeconomics  18: Equilibrium in the economy 19: National income and the standard of living  20: Demand side and supply side policies  21: Influences on aggregate demand: Consumption  22: Influences on aggregate demand: Investment  23: Influences on aggregate demand: Government revenues and taxation  24: Influences on aggregate demand: International trade, globalization, and exchange rates 25: Government objectives: Economic growth and the economic cycle 26: Unemployment  27: Money  28: Government objectives: Managing inflation 29: Government objectives: Achieving a favourable trade position 30: Government policies to achieve objectives