This course offers a structured and practical introduction to CFA Level I Economics, designed to help candidates understand the behavior of firms, market structures, and the dynamics of demand and supply. It is ideal for learners who want to connect theoretical concepts with practical applications in finance.

The course begins with the firm and market structure, covering topics such as types of markets, competitive behavior, pricing strategies, and how firms make production and output decisions. These concepts provide the foundation for understanding how companies operate within different economic environments.

Next, the course explores demand and supply analysis, including the factors that influence consumer demand, market equilibrium, shifts in supply and demand curves, and elasticity. Real-world examples are used to illustrate how these concepts affect pricing, production, and overall market outcomes.

Candidates also learn how economic reasoning ties into investment decisions, helping them interpret market data, evaluate business strategies, and anticipate potential changes in market conditions.

This course is ideal for CFA Level I candidates and finance students seeking a strong grasp of microeconomic principles, ensuring confidence in both exams and real-world financial analysis.