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Principles of Microeconomics — Complete College Course (UVM)

The complete 10-module Principles of Microeconomics course from University of Vermont Professor Sara Solnick, reshaped by Qualora. Covers supply & demand, elasticity, consumer theory, firm behavior, market structures, and externalities. Includes 44 video lectures, SRT transcripts, and worksheet-driven practice.

Full program price: $14,900. Buying modules separately totals $34,300.

7 modules in sequence · 54 lessons · 17 quizzes · 6h 4m · 7 live

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Program sequence

All 7 modules in this program are live now.

  1. Module 1: Foundations & Comparative Advantage

    Live now · 5 lessons · 3 quizzes · 40 min · $4,900

    Welcome to microeconomics. This first part of Professor Sara Solnick's Principles of Microeconomics introduces the foundations of the discipline — scarcity, opportunity cost, sunk costs, rational choice, and decision-making at the margin — then builds the production possibility frontier and uses it to motivate...

  2. Module 2: Supply & Demand

    Live now · 6 lessons · 2 quizzes · 39 min · $4,900

    The workhorse model of microeconomics — supply and demand — end to end. You'll build demand and supply curves, find equilibrium, analyze what happens when one or both curves shift, and work through price ceilings and floors (rent control and minimum wages) as real-world applications.

  3. Module 3: Elasticity & Consumer Demand

    Live now · 9 lessons · 3 quizzes · 54 min · $4,900

    Once you've mastered supply and demand, the next question is: how do quantities respond to price? That's elasticity. You'll compute price elasticity of demand, interpret it as a measure of responsiveness, and see how it drives pricing, tax incidence, and total revenue.

  4. Module 4: Production Costs & Perfect Competition

    Live now · 9 lessons · 2 quizzes · 58 min · $4,900

    Now we move from consumer choice to firm behavior. You'll build the production function, derive short-run and long-run cost curves, work through the relationships among marginal, average variable, and average total cost, then apply these to perfect competition — where many small firms are price-takers and long-run...

  5. Module 5: Market Efficiency & Monopoly

    Live now · 11 lessons · 3 quizzes · 1h 15m · $4,900

    This is where the micro toolkit starts to pay off. You'll use consumer and producer surplus to measure welfare, quantify the deadweight loss from price ceilings, price floors, and taxes, and work through tax incidence and who actually bears the burden.

  6. Module 6: Oligopoly & Game Theory

    Live now · 9 lessons · 2 quizzes · 1h 2m · $4,900

    When a market has only a few firms, each firm's best move depends on what its rivals do. That's the heart of game theory. You'll learn to read payoff matrices, find best responses, identify dominant strategies, and locate Nash equilibria.

  7. Module 7: Public Goods & Externalities

    Live now · 5 lessons · 2 quizzes · 36 min · $4,900

    The final part of the course examines when markets fail — and what to do about it. You'll classify goods along two dimensions (rival vs. non-rival, excludable vs. non-excludable) to see why private markets under-provide public goods and over-use common resources.

Pricing and access

Full program price: $14,900. Buying modules separately totals $34,300.

Buying the full program saves $19,400 compared with separate module purchases.

Program purchasers get access to every live module in the sequence.

Source and trust

This program is adapted from workforce training material and organized into a guided online sequence, with detailed source notes kept on each module page.