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Introducon to Economics

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Cornell Notes Topic / Objective: Name: Jack Andrew Joa Unit One: Economic Basics Class: Economics 1100 ? 01: Introduction To The American Economy Economic Principles Period: 1st Period Chapter 1 From Demystifying Economics Date: Monday January 9th, 2017 Essential Question: Chapter One ? Introduction To Economics Questions: Notes: Most people do not have a very clear or accurate understanding of what economics is about or how it affects them in their daily lives. Some believe it is a business subject, others think it is about money in general, and still others associate the word economics with personal finance. Actually, economics is about all these things and

GDP

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Cornell Notes Topic / Objective: Name: Jack Andrew Joa Gross Domestic Product Notes Class: Economics 1100 ? 01: Introduction To The American Economy Period: 1st Period Date: Friday February 10th, 2017 Essential Question: Gross Domestic Product Questions: Notes: The Circular Flow And The national income and product accounts, often referred as the national accounts. Gross Domestic Product: A Household: Consists of either an individual or a group of people who share their income. A Firm: Organization that produces goods and services for sale, it also employs members of households. Product Markets: Where goods and services are bought and sold. Factor Markets: Where resources, especially capital and labor, are bought and sold.

CGS Info2

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9th Grade Culminating Lessons 2016-2017 Lesson Date Topic Assessments Assessment Due Date (Point Values) 1 9/14 The Nature of Research The Research Question The Research Process (Broadcast-Meier/Conlee) Assessment #1 -working research question -1 source evaluation -binder Due 9/28 (7 points) 2 9/28 Evaluating Sources (Emphasis on Credentials) MLA Documentation Intro Questia Assessment #2 -2 new sources, notes, source eval sheets (3 total) -revise research question Due 10/19 (4 points) 3 10/19 Plagiarism Big Picture?How to synthesize & relate sources to question. (Broadcast?Mulreany) Assessment #3 -Add 3 sources, notes, source eval sheets (6 total) -revise research question Due 11/30 (6 points) 4 11/30 Worktime-Library Assessment #4

AP Economics Chapter 3

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Amanda Yuan AP Economics Chapter 3: Demand, Supply, and Market Equilibrium Markets Bring together buyers (?demanders?) and sellers (?suppliers?) Demand Schedule/curve that shows various product amounts that consumers are willing AND able (willingness alone is not effective and will not be reflected in market) to purchase at a series of possible prices (other things equal) during specified time period; graphically represented w/ demand schedules Statement of buyer?s plans/intentions with respect to product purchase Quantities demanded at each price must relate to a certain time period to be meaningful; w/o specific time period, magnitude of product demand is unknown

AP Economics Chapter 2

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Chapter 2: The Market System and the Circular Flow Economic System Particular set of institutional arrangements and a coordinating mechanism; used to respond to the economizing problem The Command System (Socialism/Communism) Government owns most property resources and economic decision-making occurs through a central economic plan Mostly gov?t-owned business firms produce according to gov?t directives Gov?t-appointed central planning board makes most decisions a/b resource use, composition and distribution of output, and production organization The Market System (Capitalism) Characterized by private ownership of resources and the use of markets and prices to coordinate and direct economic activity; economic decision-making is widely dispersed; market is the primary force

AP Economics Chapter 1

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Chapter 1: Limits, Alternatives, and Choices Economics The social science concerned with how individuals, institutions, and society make optimal (best) choices under conditions of scarcity. Productive Resources Help us produce goods and services that satisfy many of our economic wants The Economic Perspective Economic way of thinking Scarcity and Choice Scarcity restricts options and demands choices; we must decide what we will have and what we must sacrifice Opportunity Costs To obtain more of one thing, society forgoes the opportunity of getting the next best thing; because society could have used these resources to produce something else, it sacrifices other goods and services. Purposeful Behavior Human behavior reflects ?rational self-interest?

PERT Chart for managers

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THREE Techniques of Network Analysis for Managers Public managers periodically plan relatively complex projects . More often than not such plans must take into account the interdependence of the efforts of a variety of people and organizations and the trade-offs that inevitably must be made between the project's time requirement, cost, and performance . An understanding of and skills in network approaches to planning will prove quite valuable in these circumstances . This chapter will provide an understanding of the basic concepts and procedures involved in network approaches to planning and control and should enable you to begin to employ network analysis with some confidence . The techniques for network analysis presented here derive from ap-

Regulation, Deregulation, and Re-regulation

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Is Government Re-regulation Now Necessary? Government Re-regulation: Regulating what was once de-regulated Current reregulations do not consider the cause of a financial crisis as criteria for forming new legislation. Reregulation seems to retry old regulations that did not work the way they though it would. Instead of taking a look at how new regulation can be innovative and effective, legislation tends to go back and forth trying to solve the same problems with the same solutions Reregulation seeks to shift between deregulation and regulation without solving the fundamental problem. There have not been many examples of reregulation When should Re-regulation have occurred? Savings & Loan Crisis

Finance chapter 2 notes

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FIN100 Week 3 Part 1: Policy Makers and the Money Supply Slide# Topic Narration Slide 1 Introduction Welcome to Principles of Finance. In this lesson we will discuss Policy Makers and the Money Supply. Next Slide. Slide 2 Topics The following topics will be discussed in this lesson: National Economic Policy Objectives; Four Policy Maker Groups; Government Influence on the Economy; Policy Instruments of the U.S. Treasury; Debt Management; Changing the Money Supply; Factors Affecting Bank Reserves; and Monetary Base and Money Multiplier. Next Slide. Slide 3 National Economic Policy Objectives

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