Lecture 01 Unit 1 Introduction to Capitalist Revolution A

Lecture 02 Unit 1 Introduction to Capitalist Revolution B

Lecture 03 Unit 1.1

Lecture 04 Unit 1.1 B and 1.2 A

Lecture 05 Unit 1.2 B

Lecture 06 Unit 1.3

Lecture 07 Unit 1.4

Lecture 08 Unit 1.5 and 1.6

Lecture 09 Unit 1.7 and 1.8 A

Lecture 10 Unit 1.8 B

Lecture 11 Unit 1.9

Lecture 12 Unit 1.10

Lecture 13 Unit 1.11 and 1.12

Lecture 14 Unit 1.13 A

Lecture 15 Unit 1.13 B and 1.14

Lecture 16 Unit 2 Introduction

Lecture 17 Unit 2.1

Lecture 18 Unit 2.2 A

Lecture 19 Unit 2.2 B

Lecture 20 Unit 2.3 A

Lecture 21 Unit 2.3 B

Lecture 22 Unit 2.3 C

Lecture 23 Unit 2.3 D

Lecture 24 Unit 2.4

Lecture 25 Unit 2.5 A

Lecture 26 Unit 2.5 B

Lecture 27 Unit 2.6 A

Lecture 28 Unit 2.6 B

Lecture 29 Unit 2.6 C

Lecture 30 Unit 2.7

Lecture 31 Unit 2.8

Practice Material 01

Practice Material 02

Practice Material 03

Lecture 01 Unit 3 Introduction

Lecture 02 Unit 3.1 A

Lecture 03 Unit 3.1 B

Lecture 04 Unit 3.2 A

Lecture 05 Unit 3.2 B

Lecture 06 Unit 3.2 C

Lecture 07 Unit 3.3

Lecture 08 Unit 3.4

Lecture 09 Unit 3.5

Lecture 10 Unit 3.6 A

Lecture 11 Unit 3.6 B

Lecture 12 Unit 3.7 A

Lecture 13 Unit 3.7 B

Lecture 14 Unit 3.7 C

Lecture 15 Unit 3.7 D

Lecture 16 Unit 3.8

Lecture 17 Unit 3.9

Lecture 18 Unit 4 Introduction

Lecture 19 Unit 4.1 A

Lecture 20 Unit 4.1 B

Lecture 21 Unit 4.2

Lecture 22 Unit 4.3

Lecture 23 Unit 4.4

Lecture 24 Unit 4.5

Lecture 25 Unit 4.6 A

Lecture 26 Unit 4.6 B

Lecture 27 Unit 4.7

Lecture 28 Unit 4.8

Lecture 29 Unit 4.9

Lecture 30 Unit 4.10

Lecture 31 Unit 4.11

Practice 01

Practice 02

Lecture 01 Unit 5 Introduction

Lecture 02 Unit 5.1 Rules of the Game

Lecture 03 Unit 5.2 Pareto Efficiency

Lecture 04 Unit 5.3 Fairness

Lecture 05 Unit 5.4 Mutual Gains and Conflict

Lecture 06 Unit 5.5 Technically Feasible Allocations

Lecture 07 Unit 5.6 Allocations Imposed By Force

Lecture 08 Unit 5.8 Bargaining Power

Lecture 09 Unit 5.9 The Pareto Efficiency Curve

Lecture 10 Unit 5.10 Politics_ Sharing the Surplus

Lecture 11 Unit 5.11 Bargaining to a Pareto Efficient Sharing

Lecture 12 Unit 5.12 Redistribution of Surplus and Raising Efficency

Lecture 13 Unit 6 Introduction

Lecture 14 Unit 6.1 Firms, Markets and Division of Labour

Lecture 15 Unit 6.2 Other People's Money

Lecture 16 Unit 6.3 Other People's Labour

Lecture 17 Unit 6.4 Employment Rents

Lecture 18 Unit 6.5 Determinants of Economic Rent

Lecture 19 Unit 6.6 Labour Discipline Model

Lecture 20 Unit 6.7 Wages, Effort and Profits

Lecture 21 Unit 6.8 Putting the Model into Work

Lecture 22 Unit 6.9 Firms and its Employees in the Economy

Lecture 23 Unit 6.10 Labour Supply and Labour Demand

Lecture 01 Unit 7 Introduction

Lecture 02 Unit 7.1 Choosing a Price

Lecture 03 Unit 7.2 Economies of Scale and the Cost-Advantages of Large-Scale Production

Lecture 04 Unit 7.3 Production

Lecture 05 Unit 7.4 A Setting the Price

Lecture 06 Unit 7.4 B Setting the Price

Lecture 07 Unit 7.5 Marginal Revenue and the Marginal Cost

Lecture 08 Unit 7.6 Gains from Trade

Lecture 09 Unit 7.7 Elasticity of Demand

Lecture 10 Unit 7.8 and 7.9 Government Policy and Price-Setting

Lecture 11 Unit 8 Introduction and 8.1 Buying and Selling

Lecture 12 Unit 8.2 Market and the Equilibrum Price

Lecture 14 Unit 8.4 Market Supply and Equilibrium

Lecture 15 Unit 8.5 Competitive Equilibrium

Lecture 16 Unit 8.6 Changes in Supply and Demand

Lecture 17 Unit 8.7 Entry to the Market

Lecture 18 Unit 8.8 Effect of Taxes

Lecture 19 Unit 8.9 Model of Perfect Competition

Lecture 20 Unit 9 Introduction

Lecture 21 Unit 9.1 People Changing Prices can lead to a Market Equilibrium

Lecture 22 Unit 9.2 and 9.3 Labour Market

Lecture 23 Unit 9.4 Labour Market_ Unemployment and Labour Supply

Lecture 24 Unit 9.5 and 9.6 Other Non-Clearing Markets and Markets with Controlled Prices