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INTRO | What is Economics?
WEEK 1 | Economic Thinking
WEEK 2 | Supply and Demand
WEEK 3 | Intro to Microeconomics | Consumer
Elasticity (Melissa Kono Students)
Consumer Choice
Course Competencies
WEEK 4 | Intro to Macroeconomics | Country
WEEK 5 | Fiscal Policy
WEEK 6 | Monetary Policy
WEEK 7 | Global Economics
HOW-TO: 1 | Making and Using Graphs in Economics
HOW-TO: 2 | Creating a Simple Power Point
Elasticity (Melissa Kono Students)
Ch. 5: eTextbook Readings | Principles of Economics | OpenStax
Introduction to Elasticity
5.1 Price Elasticity of Demand and Price Elasticity of Supply
5.2 Polar Cases of Elasticity and Constant Elasticity
5.3 Elasticity and Pricing
5.4 Elasticity in Areas Other Than Price
CH 5: Weekly Review and Questions (OpenStax eTextbook)
Key Terms
Key Concepts and Summary
Self-Check Questions
Review Questions
Critical Thinking Questions
Problems
Ch. 13.3: Public Goods - eTextbook Readings | Principles of Economics | OpenStax
13.3 Public Goods
Consumer Choice
What Does Consumer Choice Mean?
Introduction to Market Structures
CH 6: eTextbook Readings | Principles of Economics | OpenStax
6. Introduction to Consumer Choices
6.1 Consumption Choices
6.2 How Changes in Income and Prices Affect Consumption Choices
6.3 Behavioral Economics: An Alternative Framework for Consumer Choice
CH 6: Weekly Review and Questions (OpenStax eTextbook)
Key Terms
Key Concepts and Summary
Self-Check Questions
Review Questions
Critical Thinking Questions
Problems
Course Competencies
Do you understand how to...?
identify market failures
determine the causes of market failures
differentiate between positive and negative externalities
differentiate between public and private goods
evaluate potential solutions to market failures
analyze accumulation of wealth
analyze the role of government in addressing market failure
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