Video and Audio Lectures in Intermediate Microeconomics
FreeVideoLectures brings together videos of economics courses from Universities such as Yale and Berkeley, as well as online providers like the Khan Academy. They are arranged by topics, including: international economics, trade, game theory, history of economic thought and economic demography. Items are listed by course enabling students to work through a course chronologically.
This channel has more than fifty "Micro-lectures on Microeconomics", using spreadsheets and audio narration to explain topic in a few minutes. The spreadsheets themselves are downloadable from the video descriptions.
Seventeen video lectures, with slides in PDF format and teaching notes on specific topics, from a joint undergraduate/graduate course "that seeks to show the unity of classical Marshallian price theory with topics of recent interest in industrial organization, public finance, international trade and particularly the design of social institutions." The course was delivered in Fall 2013
This YouTube playlist has 24 captured full-length lectures covering a wide range of micro then macro topics. The videos come without additional information.
Seventeen video lectures with PDF slides from a course delivered in 2011. Each lecture is available in two versions: a "regular" version and "turbo" version which covers a bit more material. "The first part of this course discusses markets with one or a few suppliers. The second part focuses on demand and supply for factors of production and the distribution of income in the economy. This course also includes some elementary general equilibrium theory and welfare economics."
This is a playlist of nineteen full-length lectures on YouTube, totalling more than 25 hours of video, recorded in Spring 2010. Topics include The New Economics of Mortality, Human Capital and Intergenerational Mobility, and Investment in Schooling and Training. Each lecture has a summary, a link to a PDF of lecture notes and a link to the course reading list.
