Explore a comprehensive microeconomics course covering fundamental concepts, theories, and applications in economic analysis. Learn about consumer behavior, supply and demand, market structures, factor pricing, and policy instruments. Delve into topics such as indifference curves, elasticity, cost curves, monopoly, oligopoly, and perfect competition. Examine various economic models, including Keynesian theory and Baumol's sales revenue maximization. Gain insights into fiscal and monetary policies, as well as mathematical methods used in economics. Develop a strong foundation in microeconomic principles and their real-world implications through this extensive series of lectures.