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Course · 5 Lectures · Beginner to Advanced · Free
Mathematical
Economics.
Where numbers meet decisions. Optimization, game theory, and the models that explain how economies actually behave — free for everyone.
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Mathematical Economics
5 Lectures · Beginner to Advanced
From constrained optimization to game theory and equilibrium models — the mathematics behind economic decision-making, taught the MforMathodology way: story first, rigor built in.
University Level · Live & Recorded · Free
Beginner
Basic Concepts
Start here — building the core intuition, step by step.
01
Income & Cross-Price Elasticities of Demand
How income changes and price shifts in other goods reshape demand — the elasticities every economics model relies on.
02
Income Determination Model - Comparative Statics
How equilibrium income shifts when government spending, taxes, or investment change — comparative statics made intuitive.
03
Endogenous and Exogenous Variables in Economics
What's actually being explained by the model versus what's assumed from outside it — the distinction that makes every economic model click.
04
Marginal Productivity | Marginal Product of Labor & Capital
Why firms hire and invest the way they do — the calculus behind marginal product of labor and capital, explained step by step.
Pro
Advanced & One-Shot Revision
Fast-paced, exam-focused videos — best for revising the full course.
01
Integration — All Basics in One Shot
Every integration rule and trick you need for mathematical economics, revised in a single fast-paced session.