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ECON 303 - Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory I
ECON 303, an introductory course to basic aggregative models to explore different theories on the determination of national income, interest rates and exchange rates. The aim of our classes will be to complement your in person classes at school (which you should never miss!), and simplify/practice certain topics like definitions and measurements of indicators of economic activity; the components of aggregate supply and aggregate demand; the supply and demand for money; and the dynamics of national debt and deficit.
Economics
INSTRUCTOR
Tommy Hu
For over 12 years, Tommy has been delivering exceptional results, transforming student anxiety into academic achievement. His talent lies in simplifying difficult concepts in economics and accounting, a skill that has earned him a reputation as one of our most effective tutors. His advanced credentials—a Bachelor's and Master's in Economics (with honors) from Concordia University, followed by an accounting certificate from McGill—ensure that students learn from a true subject-matter expert.
Course Calendar 2025
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