ECO101H1
U of T
Course Overview
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Lessons & Practice
I. Welcome
1. Economic Concepts
34min2. Demand and Supply
43min3. Gains from Trade
46min4. International Trade (Exports and Imports)
43min5. Elasticity
1.5hr6. Government Interventions in Markets
1.1hr7. Efficiency
1.7hr8. Theory of Consumer Choice
1.5hr9. Production and Costs
60min10. Firms in Competitive Markets (Perfect Competition)
41min11. Monopoly
51min12. Monopolistic Competition
29min13. Oligopoly
56minMock Exam
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Jordan A
Does wizeprep include both of the textbooks to get ready for the midterm and final: The Midterm covers chapters 1-8 from the Parkin textbook and chapters 1-9 from CPE. As if this just covers Parkin I will be screwed
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AII can't tell from this page which textbooks the course was built around, so I can't confirm whether it covers both Parkin and CPE.
What you can do now is open the table of contents on the left and compare its topics with the chapter titles in both books. Intro micro textbooks usually cover many of the same core topics (supply and demand, elasticity, costs, market structures), so even material organized around one book often lines up with much of the other. The chapter numbers and order won't match, though, so compare by topic, not by chapter number.
For a definite answer on whether the CPE chapters are covered, your Wizeprep Prof is the best person to ask.
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Anonymous
How come there are no lessons on consumer theory and producer theory,
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AII can only see this welcome page, not the full course outline, so I can't confirm what's included. These topics are often listed under other names in the table of contents on the left, so it's worth checking for:
- Consumer theory: utility, marginal utility, budget constraints, indifference curves, consumer choice
- Producer theory: production, short-run and long-run costs, MC and ATC, profit maximization, perfect competition
If you don't see them there, they may not be part of this course. Your Wizeprep Prof can confirm what's covered. You can also ask me about any of these topics here.
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Anonymous
which ones are chapters 11-16-19 and 20. ( am a bit confused with how they are devided)
Wize AI Tutor
AII can't tell from this page which parts of this course line up with chapters 11, 16, 19 and 20. Chapter numbers depend on which textbook your class uses, and the chapters here may be grouped or numbered differently.
The easiest way to match them is by topic:
- Check your course outline or textbook for the topic of each of those chapters (e.g. monopoly, externalities, labour markets).
- Find the sections with those topics in the table of contents 📃 on the left.
If you want the exact mapping for your class, your Wizeprep Prof can confirm which sections cover those chapters.
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Alexandros V
what chapters are on the final?
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usually cumulative so everything
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omar s
what chapters does the midterm usually
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Rameez S
InstructorSometimes they also include chapter 10 on monopoly so just double check on your course outline or e-mail your professor to be safe.
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