Principles of Macroeconomics (Marginal Revolution University)

Opening with why some countries grow rich while others stay poor, this course takes growth before business cycles, an order that changes how you hear a monthly jobs report. It then covers GDP, savings and banking, unemployment, inflation, and monetary and fiscal policy in the same short-video format as the microeconomics course. The inflation and monetary policy sections are the practical payoff for anyone following central bank decisions, because they lay out what a change in interest rates is meant to achieve and what can get in its way. A module on personal finance sits in the middle; it is easy to skip if you came for policy.