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AppRecs rating 4.2. Trustworthiness 65 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 22 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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About Principles of Economics
This is an essential study app ideal for students learning economics. The app consists of basic micro and macroeconomic primers, providing concise and simple explanations of key economic concepts, theories and models.
- A learning resource that helps you learn important economic terms, reinforce key concepts and improve recall memory thorough concise explanations and illustrations;
- Complete the mini self-assessments by topic areas, comprised of multiple-choice and true/false items to test your recall and refresh your knowledge of some key economic concepts.
- Familiarize yourself with key concepts such as the process of "demand and its determinants", enlivened by the use of interactive diagrams and video animation clips.
- A learning resource that helps you learn important economic terms, reinforce key concepts and improve recall memory thorough concise explanations and illustrations;
- Complete the mini self-assessments by topic areas, comprised of multiple-choice and true/false items to test your recall and refresh your knowledge of some key economic concepts.
- Familiarize yourself with key concepts such as the process of "demand and its determinants", enlivened by the use of interactive diagrams and video animation clips.
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Reviews for Principles of Economics
Ro Ju
Basic, not much to do, but interactive and informative.
The course is only the fundamentals of Economics. The app is basic. It has informative animated videos in a graphical style. There are short quizzes and graphs of supply and demand you can interact with by selecting the "lower" or "higher" buttons and see how it affects the supply or demand curves of substitute goods, when income increases or decreases, etc. Very neat.
