Learn to code Economic Models in Python

Code your own Economic Models in Python: modelling, equilibriums, results, graphs and more! No more pencil/paper needed!

With this course, you will learn how to program Economic Models in Python. I'll show you step-by-step instructions for programming Economic Models in Python scripts, and then, use them for full results and visualization:

Equations
Equilibrium points (X,Y)
Minimization/Maximization Algorithms
Graphs, Plots
and more.
With this course, you will learn to program in Python doing what you love most: Economic Modelling. The course is structured in a way to learn the basics within the first sections, and then it goes into more intermediate and advanced topics.

The models we'll cover in depth are:

Partial Market Analysis (beginner): Demand and Supply, Inverse functions, Consumer and Producer Surplus, Equilibrium Points and Graphs.
Production Possibilities Frontier (intermediate): Mathematical form, Technological Advancement, More Resources, Comparison between Countries' Economies and Graphs.
Consumer Choice (advanced): Indifference Curves, Budget Constraints, Equilibrium Basket, Comparison across Consumers and Graphs.
Inside each lesson, you will learn how to use Python with examples and tips that will make coding Economic Models easier. In the end, you will also be able to tweak this models to suit your own assumptions too!

You will get quizzes with detailed answers, so you can review and test all your knowledge so far.

Lastly, you can post questions or doubts, and I’ll answer to you personally.

I hope you find this course as useful as I have creating it! It's awesome to be able to program your own Economic Models!

I'll see you inside,