Concordia University Courses

Does ECON 201 seem difficult after your first few classes? The aim of our classes will be to complement your in person classes at school (which you should never miss!), and simplify certain topics that may seem difficult. Main focus will be on practicing the theory you have learned, and solidify your understanding of the material before your exams.

Does ECON 203 seem difficult after your first few classes? The aim of our classes will be to complement your in person classes at school (which you should never miss!), and simplify certain topics that may seem difficult. Main focus will be on practicing the theory you have learned, and solidify your understanding of the material before your exams.

ECON 221, an introductory class to the statistical procedures commonly employed by economists. 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 that may seem difficult like probability and probability distributions, discrete and continuous random variables, descriptive statistics, sampling distributions, statistical estimation, confidence intervals and hypothesis testing.

Does ECON 222 seem difficult after your first few classes? The aim of our classes will be to complement your in person classes at school (which you should never miss!), and simplify certain topics that may seem difficult. Main focus will be on practicing the theory you have learned, and solidify your understanding of the material before your exams.

Does ECON 301 seem difficult after your first few classes? The aim of our classes will be to complement your in person classes at school (which you should never miss!), and simplify certain topics that may seem difficult. Main focus will be on practicing the theory you have learned, and solidify your understanding of the material before your exams.

Does ECON 302 seem difficult after your first few classes? The aim of our classes will be to complement your in person classes at school (which you should never miss!), and simplify certain topics that may seem difficult. Main focus will be on practicing the theory you have learned, and solidify your understanding of the material before your exams.

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.

ECON 304 continues were ECON 303 left off. You will cover different models, taught the graphs and understand the ideas behind them.