working as a business analyst ! i love to teach and advise. feel free to contact anytime. free and happy to help.

Kanika Ratan

This course contains expatiation on Economics analysis

CBSE Class 12

English

EAFM - Economic Analysis

English Language

Crash Course

Economics

Class 6-12

Become a topper in your school and ace your board exams by learning from best educators in the country

CBSE

CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education)

Microeconomics
Characteristics, scope, importance, limitations
Macroeconomics
Characteristics, scope, importance, limitations
Interdependence of microeconomics and Macroeconomics on each other

Micro and Macro Economics

Economic Problems

Managerial theory of firm
Basic points of the theory

Managerial Theory of Firm

Business Firm

Forecasting demand for new product
Methods
Criteria of good forecasting

Forecasting Demand for New Product

Saumya Mehra

This course contains the most important questions from the relevant topics.

(Hindi) Quick Revision- on Economics with Most Important Questions: Part 1

I have done my schooling from Amity International School, Noida in the commerce stream and scored 97%. Currently, I am pursuing B.A. Economi

Mann Garg

In this course, Mann Garg discusses the consumer's equilibrium through the Indifference Curve analysis approach. The course will be beneficial for Class 12 NCERT students.

Consumer's Equilibrium - Indifference Curve Analysis

Priya Jain

We are here with the most wanted crash course for you all on Economics 
So just learn it and Aim High.

(Hindi) 20 Days Pledge to Revise Economics to Score On : Class 12

Sanchit Gupta

In this course series Sanchit will discuss Production Possibility Curve, Resources, Terminology and Introduction to Micro Economics and Macro Economics. This course is designed for almost every one.

Lessons

5 lessons • 58m

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Micro and Macro Economics

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Economic Problems

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Managerial Theory of Firm

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Business Firm

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Forecasting Demand for New Product