Macro, Micro & International CFA Economics PLUS GDP, Unemployment, Monetary & Fiscal Policy, Monopolies, Supply & Demand
What you'll learn
A Solid and Efficient plan from Jhan Burger to crack down CFA Level 1 Economics Section
Macro Economics: The Big 5: GDP, Un-Employment, Inflation, Monetary Policy, Fiscal Policy
International Economics: Currencies, Direct Quote, InDirect Quote, CIRP, Arbitrage, Forward Currency Rate
Micro Economics: Supply and Demand Curves, 4 structures of an Industry: Monopoly , Monopolistic, Oligopoly, Pure Competition
Requirements
You will probably be studying for your CFA Exam and should already have some economics background from your prior studies.
Description
Get instant access to a 22 page Economics workbook with key takeaways from Jhan's lessons; follow along, and keep them for reference to boost your existing institute materialIntroduce yourself to our community of CFA Economics Level 1 students in this course and tell us your goals; you will need all the help you can get to pass this tough section of CFAEncouragement and celebration of your progress every step of the way: 25% > 50% > 75% & 100%5 hours of Jhan's signature CFA training - humorous, lively and very visual step-by-step Economics instructions, lessons, and engagementCFA Knowledge Checks to assess your knowledge and skillsThe CFA isn't hardIt's HOW you prepare for it that makes it hard.Most prep material providers use a linear teaching system... You must read through pages, drowning in content and details, making it extremely difficult to remember what you are expected to do on exam day.Understand in a few hours concepts you've been struggling with for weeks if not monthsNo mock exams or formula sheets inside. You will get powerful videos giving you sharp, concise, and straight-to-the-point explanations that will help you make the most out of the material you have (whatever it is) and get laser-focused on what's essential on exam day.What you'll learnA Solid and Efficient plan from Jhan Burger to crack down CFA Level 1 Economics SectionMacro Economics: The Big 5: GDP, Unemployment, Inflation, Monetary Policy, Fiscal PolicyInternational Economics: Currencies, Direct Quote, InDirect Quote, CIRP, Arbitrage, Forward Currency RateMicro Economics: Supply and Demand Curves, 4 structures of an Industry: Monopoly, Monopolistic, Oligopoly, Pure CompetitionWe made difficult topics easy and easy topics easier.​Tackling the CFA's vast curriculum can be an absolute mountain to climb, but we definitely made the material much more accessible and the whole preparation process much easier. This online revision course compresses difficult and complex subjects into memorable and easy-to-understand concepts. We managed to keep such a long and dense curriculum approachable and interesting. You will watch straight-to-the-point and enjoyable videos so you can learn key material while relaxing after (or before) a full day's work.100% focussing on the hardest areas you are struggling with right now.We break down complex study content into easy-to-understand concepts so you will be able to get to grips with content that had previously seemed impossible in self-study. By focusing on key areas and linking theoretical concepts to reality, your understanding of the different concepts will significantly increase. We give you strategies that will help you understand the most complex area of the program and transform the complex study into easy-to-understand stuff. We provide you with a unique and unparalleled ability to transpose complex and difficult topic areas into easy-to-understand building blocks.Contents and OverviewYou'll start with Introduction to Economics: A Plan to Deal with the Incredible Amount of Volume; Aggregate Supply and Demand Curves, GDP, Income & Expenditure Approach Part - 1; Aggregate Supply and Demand Curves, GDP, Income & Expenditure Approach Part - 2; Understanding Short and Long Run Aggregate Supply and Aggregate Demand Curves; Factors that can Shift Long Run Aggregate Supply (LRAS) - Full Employment GDP; Unemployment: Seasonal, Structural, Frictional, Cyclical - Learn the Difference; Theories of Business Cycle: Neoclassical, Keynesian, Monetarist, Austrian; Output Gap: Inflationary vs Recessionary - How to reduce or eliminate it?We will also cover Shifting the Aggregate Demand Curve to Eliminate the Output Gap; Learn What is Monetary Policy and the three different tools to implement it; How does the Expansionary Monetary Policy increase Aggregate Demand and GDP?; Learn What is Fiscal Policy and How does it impact the GDP?; Continuation: Connecting Fiscal and Monetary Policy to GDP; Learning the Concept of Inflation and its two types: Demand-Pull & Cost-Push; Learn about Currencies: Price Currency (Quoted), Base Currency, Bid-Ask Spread; Learn how to calculate the appreciation & depreciation of a currency in % terms; Example: Currency Appreciation/Depreciation Calculation in % Terms; Learn how to Calculate Currency Cross Rate: X Rules; Pricing a Currency Forward Contract.Then, Market Structures: Monopoly-Oligopoly-Monopolistic-Pure Competition; Market Structures and the Demand Curves: Part 1; Market Structures and the Demand Curves: Part 2; Market Structures and the Economic Profit.Focus your limited time on the areas that really matter, gain laser- focus and understand key concepts in less than 28 days.We can help you cover a lot of material in a relatively short amount of time without compromising on quality and understanding. We do more than just go through the materials and explain concepts... we provide you with studying techniques, revision strategies, and time-saving creative methodologies to help you maximize the time you have to spend mastering this curriculum. What you will get are powerful videos giving you sharp, concise, and straight-to-the-point explanations that will allow you to connect the right dots in no time and truly accelerate your understanding of the most tricky parts of the program so you get laser-focused on what's essential on exam day.A unique Teaching Style you can recall even years after your exam.The Visual Method we're going to introduce to you is much easier to understand compared to the textbooks. By combining mnemonic devices, clever Tips & Tricks, analogies, storytelling, colorful schemes, acronyms, and mnemonics (all with good humor), you will learn and retain the syllabus easily, in a fun, informative, and engaging way. This will help you sit for the exam with confidence, knowing that you can visually recall everything...Plus you'll get bonus lectures!You'll get premium support and feedback to help you become more confident with CFA Economics Level 1!We can't wait to see you on the course!Enroll now, and we'll help you improve your CFA skills!Peter and Jhan
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Jhan Burger (CFA) Introduces Himself: I've Taught CFA Students For 20 Years
Lecture 3 Preview & Download The CFA Workbook With All The Key Takeaways In This Course
Lecture 4 Introduce Yourself To Your Fellow Students And Tell Everyone What Are Your Goals
Lecture 5 Let's Celebrate Your Progress In This Course: 25% > 50% > 75% > 100%!!
Lecture 6 CFA Student Recommendations From Jhan's LinkedIn Page
Section 2:[Optional] Frequently Asked Questions About Jhan's CFA Online Courses
Lecture 7 How will I know if this will work?
Lecture 8 Is it the right time for this course?
Lecture 9 I don't have any knowledge with finance, will this be helpful for me?
Lecture 10 How different is this from other CFA providers like Schweser, Wiley & Meldrum?
Lecture 11 Many CFA candidates pass the exam without help, why do I need this course?
Lecture 12 You've Achieved 25% >> Let's Celebrate Your Progress And Keep Going To 50% >>
Section 3: We need a plan to deal with the incredible volume in Econ - here it is...
Lecture 13 Introduction to Economics: A Plan to Deal with the Incredible Amount of Volume
Section 4: The Great Depression! Connecting GDP and Unemployment to Supply and Demand
Lecture 14 Aggregate Supply and Demand Curves, GDP, Income & Expenditure Approach Part - 1
Lecture 15 Aggregate Supply and Demand Curves, GDP, Income & Expenditure Approach Part - 2
Lecture 16 Understanding Short and Long Run Aggregate Supply and Aggregate Demand Curves
Lecture 17 Factors that can Shift Long Run Aggregate Supply (LRAS) - Full Employment GDP
Lecture 18 Unemployment: Seasonal, Structural, Frictional, Cyclical - Learn the Difference
Lecture 19 Theories of Business Cycle: Neoclassical, Keynesian, Monetarist, Austrian
Lecture 20 Output Gap: Inflationary vs Recessionary - How to reduce or eliminate it?
Section 5: The BIG story connecting the BIG 5 - Monetary and Fiscal Policy, GDP, Inflation
Lecture 21 Shifting the Aggregate Demand Curve to Eliminate the Output Gap
Lecture 22 Learn What is Monetary Policy and the three different tools to implement it
Lecture 23 How does the Expansionary Monetary Policy increase Aggregate Demand and GDP?
Lecture 24 You've Achieved 50% >> Let's Celebrate Your Progress And Keep Going To 75% >>
Lecture 25 Learn What is Fiscal Policy and How does it impact the GDP?
Lecture 26 Continuation: Connecting Fiscal and Monetary Policy to GDP
Lecture 27 Learning the Concept of Inflation and its two types: Demand-Pull & Cost-Push
Section 6: Hate currencies? A note on FX, cross rates and pricing Forward Contracts
Lecture 28 Learn about Currencies: Price Currency (Quoted), Base Currency, Bid-Ask Spread
Lecture 29 Learn how to calculate the appreciation & depreciation of a currency in % terms
Lecture 30 Example: Currency Appreciation/Depreciation Calculation in % Terms
Lecture 31 Learn how to Calculate Currency Cross Rate: X Rules
Lecture 32 Pricing a Currency Forward Contract - Part 1
Lecture 33 Pricing a Currency Forward Contract - Part 2
Lecture 34 Pricing a Currency Forward Contract - Part 3
Lecture 35 You've Achieved 75% >> Let's Celebrate Your Progress And Keep Going To 100% >>
Section 7: A great summary of Perfect and Monopolistic Competition, Oligopolies & others
Lecture 36 Market Structures: Monopoly-Oligopoly-Monopolistic-Pure Competition
Lecture 37 Market Structures and the Demand Curves: Part 1
Lecture 38 Market Structures and the Demand Curves: Part 2
Lecture 39 Market Structures and the Economic Profit
Lecture 40 You've Achieved 100% >> Let's Celebrate! Remember To Share Your Certificate!!
Section 8:[Optional] Interview Insights Q&A With Jhan Burger (CFA), Additional Tips On CFA
Lecture 41 Jhan Burger's background, what is CFA, who does it and why you do it?
Lecture 42 Tips for getting into CFA, how to succeed and what's the true cost? (hint: time)
Lecture 43 How does post-grad CFA fit in with university and any tips for exam preparation?
Lecture 44 Jhan explains his unique style: stories, mnemonics, tips, and tricks!
Lecture 45 Would this course be useful in pursuing a career in financial income?
Lecture 46 What are your career options for CFA?
Lecture 47 Popularity of engineers in CFA? Complexity of accountancy?
Lecture 48 Jhan makes accountancy enjoyable!
Lecture 49 How are you helping your CFA candidates? Community, support & online courses.
Lecture 50 I failed CFA exam,can you help? Work/life balance for passing? Jhan's pass rate?
Lecture 51 Must I pass all 3 CFA levels in order to get a job?
Lecture 52 How many levels are there in CFA?
Section 9:[Optional] Full Length Interview: Jhan Burger Q&A, Insights CFA Exams, Industry
Lecture 53 Enjoy full webinar and Q&A with Jhan: careers, exams & his teaching
Anyone interested in Mastering and Understanding the Concepts of Economics for the CFA Level 1 Exam
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