Midterm 1 material

• Production Possibilities:
  1.1a. Production Possibilities Curves
  1.1b. Comparative Advantage

• Demand and Supply I:
  1.2a. Demand and Supply Curves
  1.2b. Algebra and Market Equilibrium: 4 easy steps to calculate P* and Q*
  1.2c. Shifts in Demand and Supply

• Elasticity:
  1.3a. Understanding Elasticity
  1.3b. Calculating Demand Elasticity I
  1.3c. Calculating Demand Elasticity II

• Demand and Supply II:
  1.4a. Price Controls
  1.4b. Tax Incidence: Who Pays the Tax?

• Consumer Theory:
  1.5a. The Consumer Equilibrium
  

Midterm 2 material

• The Firm, Production and Costs:
  2.1a. Why do firms exist?
  2.1b. Calculating Product and Cost Curves

• Perfect Competition:
  2.2a. Profit Maximization and the Perfectly Competitive Firm
  2.2b. Some equations to remember
  

Post Midterm 2 material

• Monopoly:
  3.1a. Solving for Equilibrium Price and Quantity: Perfect Competition vs. Monopoly
  3.1b. Pricing Strategies for the Monopolist
  
  3.1b-pt1. Price Discrimination, A Numerical Example
  
  3.1b-pt2. Two-Part Tariff, A Numerical Example

  Imperfect Competition:
  3.2a. Intro to Game Theory (by Professor Roger A. McCain)
  3.2b. Intro to the Prisoner's Dilemma (by Professor Roger A. McCain)

  Antitrust and Business Regulation:
  3.3a. Natural Monopoly and Price Regulation
  3.3b. A problem with Negative Externality
  3.3c. Applying the Coase Theorem.

Other interesting stuff

1. An online textbook
   
2. A History of Game Theory
   
3. Calculating Present Value
   
4. The Kentucky Public Service Commission (responsible for rate regulation with Kentucky utilities)