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Free, exam-focused guides for economics, finance, management and business courses across US universities — from intro microeconomics to MBA-level managerial economics and portfolio management. Find the course you're taking, whichever school you're at.

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Business and economics courses are among the most-studied at US universities — and the core sequence repeats across schools: introductory and intermediate microeconomics, econometrics, managerial economics, and investment and portfolio management. AskSia aggregates guides for these courses across institutions so you can find yours by subject. Each guide is built around the exam: what the course covers, how it's assessed, and how to pass.

§1 · Courses

Guides across US schools.

Every course below has a live AskSia guide. Grouped by area, aggregated across universities.

EconomicsMicro, macro, international and applied economics across US schools.
ECON 32.9 · Moderate
International Economics, Development & Growth
Santa Clara University · Undergraduate
International trade theory, development and long-run growth — comparative advantage, trade policy, exchange rates and growth accounting.
ECN 100B3.5 · Moderate–Hard
Intermediate Micro Theory: Imperfect Competition & Market Failure
UC Davis · Undergraduate (upper-division)
The second half of intermediate micro — monopoly and oligopoly, game theory, and market failures with their welfare and policy analysis.
BEPP 61103.4 · Moderate–Hard
Managerial Economics
University of Pennsylvania (Wharton) · Graduate (MBA)
Microeconomics applied to business decisions — demand, cost, pricing with market power, and strategy, with a strong marginal-analysis backbone.
EDEN 50603.0 · Moderate
Economics of Education
University of Pennsylvania · Graduate
Economic frameworks applied to education — human capital, markets and incentives, and cost-benefit analysis of education finance and policy.
Econometrics & QuantitativeData, regression and statistical methods in economics.
01:220:3223.6 · Moderate–Hard
Econometrics
Rutgers University · Undergraduate (core)
The regression model and OLS, statistical inference, and diagnosing assumption violations — applied to real economic data.
FinanceInvestment, portfolio and corporate finance.
NBA 54203.4 · Moderate–Hard
Investment and Portfolio Management
Cornell University (Johnson) · Graduate (MBA elective)
Asset allocation, asset pricing and security selection — taught through group cases and Excel exercises with a strong practical-implementation focus.
Management & StrategyMBA core and strategy courses.
BA 5023.3 · Moderate–Hard
Business Administration III
University of Washington (Foster) · Graduate (MBA core)
The Foster MBA's coordinated core block — accounting, economics, finance, operations, marketing and more, integrated into one 10-credit unit.
EDEN 50803.0 · Moderate
Technology Strategy
University of Pennsylvania · Graduate
Competitive strategy for technology markets — platforms, network effects and positioning, with an entrepreneurial, edtech lens.
Statistics & DataApplied statistics and data analysis.
PSTAT5A3.0 · Moderate
Understanding Data
UC Santa Barbara · Undergraduate (lower-division)
Introductory statistics — data collection, probability and inference; the data-reasoning foundation for any quantitative field.
§2 · Why AskSia

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Why students use AskSia for business and economics.

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The core sequence, wherever you study
Micro, econometrics, managerial economics and portfolio management repeat across schools — find your course by subject, not by digging through one catalogue.
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Built around the exam
Each guide breaks down the assessment, the topics most likely to be tested, and how to pass — with worked examples you can practise.
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Honest about assessment
Where a school doesn't publish an exact grade breakdown, we show the standard structure and tell you to confirm on your official syllabus — never invented percentages.
§3 · FAQ

Students ask us.

What courses does the US Business & Economics hub cover?
It aggregates guides for economics, finance, management and strategy courses across US universities — currently including International Economics (Santa Clara), Intermediate Microeconomics (UC Davis), Econometrics (Rutgers), Managerial Economics and Economics of Education (Penn), Technology Strategy (Penn), Investment and Portfolio Management (Cornell) and the Foster MBA core (University of Washington). More are added over time.
How is assessment shown for US courses?
US course catalogues generally don't publish exact grade breakdowns, so each guide shows the standard assessment structure for that course type — typically a midterm, a final, and problem sets or projects — and directs you to confirm the exact percentages on your official course syllabus. AskSia never invents grade weights and never uses third-party study-site data.
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