The classical economic theory of markets cannot account for some important
issues, such as the coexistence of unemployment and vacancies; credit market
rationing; or bubbles in asset prices. This course will explore
markets with frictions, shedding light on these issues and other fundamental
questions such as: What is a bank, and why do we use money?
Markets with Frictions
University of Wisconsin–Madison via Coursera
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Randall Wright
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Determine the friction coefficient. Choose a coefficient of friction equal to 0.13. Multiply these values by each other: 250 N * 0.13 = 32.5 N. If it talks to your hart you may consider ideas of endless scope. Such as Economy, Population and intera…
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Very good instructor, with very clear subjects explanation. One pf the best. Unfortunately, the course is not anymor available at coursera-