Video and Audio Lectures in Managerial and Business Economics

This is a comprehensive archive of lecture videos from Stephen Kinsella, a lecturer in economics at the University of Limerick. It includes courses in financial economics, economics for business, economics of EU integration, international financial economics and occasional on-off lectures, for example those promoting his book Ireland in 2050. The lecture videos show the slides used and are synched with the audio track.

This YouTube channel is a companion to the textbook Microeconomics for MBAs by Richard McKenzie of University of California, Irvine. The channel contains video modules that elaborate on topics from the text. The videos cover topics such as marginal costs, durable cost monopolies, changes to supply and demand and donor exploitation.

A 56-minute video from the Henry George Lecture at The University of Scranton on Monday, April 4, 2011. Hubbard advocates business as a positive force in world affairs.

This video is available from MIT World and features a lecture from 2003. "In less than an hour, Robert Gibbons not only gets through 200 years of economic history, but outlines a new curriculum in organizational research planned by the Sloan School. Gibbons recounts some classic business stories – for instance, how Birds Eye’s success with frozen peas made the frozen food market “thick,” opening it up to scores of smaller players. Management students must master the basics of economics, says Gibbons, but Sloan must also help them train their sights on the current economy. The planned course offerings will knit together such traditional studies as economic theory, markets and competition with the latest in the fields of corporate governance and culture, technology and innovation."