Demand & Supply Equilibrium

• Demand and Supply Equilibrium
• Simulteneous shift in Demand and Supply

Indifference Curve Approach to Consumer Equilibrium

• Key concepts and principles to understand how consumers make optimal choices.

Price Elasticity of Demand

A step by step guide on the three dynamic methods to calculate Price Elasticity of Demand using typical exam questions.

Imperfectly Competitive Market Structures

• Learn the key differences between imperfectly competitive market structures.
• Detailed explanations of Monopolies, Monopolistic competition and Oligopolies

Cross and Income Elasticity of Demand

• Detailed explanations of Cross and Income Elasticity of Demanad with typical exam scenarios.
• How cross elasticity measures the responsiveness of the demand for one good when the price of another related good changes 
• how the demand for goods varies with changes in consumer income and why this is crucial for understanding consumer behavior and market trends.

Demand & Supply Equilibrium; Consumer Surplus & Dead Weight Loss (Calculations)

• This session provides a practical exam guide on Demand & Supply Equilibrium, Consumer Surplus & Dead Weight Loss (Calculations).
• Worked Exam questions involving graphs and calculations

Theory of the Firm

• Exam focused illustrations of how firms strive to maximize profits by efficiently managing costs.
• A break down of complex concepts to easily understand how businesses classify their costs in the short run.

Consumer Equilibrium using the Utility Approach

• A comprehensive guide of the concept of consumer equilibrium, focusing on the Equi-Marginal Principle 
• Cardinal and Ordinal Utility
• Diminishing Marginal Utility

What is Economics | Factors of Production | Production Possibility

Detailed explanations of the following key aspects:

• What is Economics?
• Factors of Production
• Production Possibility Curve
• Opportunity Cost

Market Structure: Perfect Competition

• This session provides an exam focused guide to perfectly competitive markets,
• Exploring key differences between the short and long run.
• From defining market structures to pinpointing profit maximization and shutdown points.

Imperfect Competition Practice Questions

• Worked and explained typical exam questions covering Imperfect Competition.
• Calculating monopoly profits given a monopoly graph
• Explaining the differences between perfect competition and monopolistic competition using graphs, in the long run.

Perfect Competition Practice Questions

• Worked and explained typical exam questions covering Perfect Competition.
• Practice drawing and explaining diagrams for firms in perfectly competitive markets.

GDP | Circular Flow of Income and Spending

This session will introduce you to the three major flows in the macro-economy to understand how different sectors of the economy interact:

• Income, Production& Spending 
• These three will be used to explain Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

Keynesian Models Part 1

This is the first part of a 5 part series on income determination using Keynesian models.

Keynesian Models Part 2

• Explore a closed economy with government involvement- No taxes yet- just an increase in autonomous spending
• Revisit Keynesian Models Part 1 first before attending to this session.

Keynesian Models Part 3

• In this part 3 of the income determination series, we introduce income taxes into our closed economy. 
• Now that the government takes a percentage of income, the multiplier changes.

Two approachs: (1) Marginal Propensity to Consume & (2) Summing marginal Propensity to Withraw.

Keynesian Models Part 5

• In  this part 5 of the income determination series, we factor in both autonomous and induced imports- those independent of income and those dependent on it.
• How changes in net imports affect equilibrium income
• Discussion of how savings, taxes and imports act as withdrawals or leakages from the economy.

The Monetary Sector Part 1

This session introduces you to the following;

• Understanding money's journey; What is money?
• Characteristics and Functions of money.

The monetary Sector Part 2

Aspects covered includes;

• Real vs Financial Sector
• Financial Intermediaries
• The Central Bank's Role

The monetary sector Part 3

• Keynes' Liquidity Preference Theory
• Motives for holding money
• Monetary Policy and Money Market Equilibrium

IFRS 15: Accounting for Customer Loyalty Programs & Bill and Hold arrangments

Duration: 2 hours

In this session you will learn the following at CTA level

• Explaining and accounting for Customer Loyalty Programs (including journals)
• Explaining and accounting for Bill and Hold arrangements.

IFRS 15: Accounting for Sale with a Right of Return

Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes

This session is suitable for CTA level 1 & CTA level 2. It includes the following:

• Accounting for Sale with a right of return
• Determining transaction price in a transaction with a significant financing component

IFRS 15: Principal versus Agent Considerations

Duration: 40 minutes

This session is suitable for CTA level 1 & CTA level 2.

• After this session, you will be able to discuss and explain if an entity is a principal or an agent interms of IFRS 15.

IFRS 15: Identifying the contract(STEP 1) & Identifying performance obligations (STEP 2)

Duration: 1 hour 20 minutes

This session is suitable for CTA level 1 & CTA level 2.

After this session, you will be able to discuss, explain and apply the criteria for:

• Identifying the contract with a customer
• Identifying performance obligations in a contract with a customer.

Break Even Point

Duration: 27 minutes

This session is suitable for CTA level 1 & CTA level 2. In this session you will learn how to:

• Calculate and interpret the break-even point and margin of safety of a business under different scenarios and advise management based on your calculations.