ECO 120 - Global Macroeconomics

Syllabus

 

Slides

News
     Introduction
     Supply-Demand
     Unemployment-Inflation
     GDP
     Consumption and Aggregate Expenditures
     Fiscal Policy
     Money and Banking (you do not need to print all slides)
     Monetary Policy (you do not need to print all slides)
     Money, interest rates and output
     Aggregate demand And Aggregate Supply Intro
     Policy Debate
     Long Run Growth and Development
 

Links

A quick guide to printing Power Point Slides

SAVING Nigeria

Instructions

Grades

D2L login

The dark side of technological progress

Aicha Video

Development indicators

http://www.gapminder.org/index.html

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Advice on Plagiarism

http://www.turnitin.com/research_site/e_home.html

GREENSPAN SPEAKS!!

Read his latest testimony here.

PBS Series

Please Watch Commanding Heights a PBS special on changes in the last century and how economics and economic ideas changed the course of events.

Indie  Bands

Help increase their demand!! If you find a good band, send me a link, I'll add them to this page

MATH Review

Here is a handout on some important math/graph skills.

 

Great Doonesbury Cartoon concerning marijuana.

Here is an entire page dedicated to the debate over the legalization of Marijuana

ECO 120 Links
Eco120 Links A comprehensive syllabi with useful internet links

Here is an explanation of how the unemployment rate is calculated

Talk of the Nation with Nobel Winner Robert Lucas, pay attention to the calls at 15 min and 43 min

Tutors

There are tutors available for ECO 110/120. Their office is NH 414 and their hours can be found below.
Tutors Schedule

 

Advice on class

College is a job, and a full time one at that.  For every hour you spend in class, you are expected to spend at least 2 hours outside of class, studying and reading.  That means that someone taking 15 credits, will spend 15 hours in class and 30 hours outside of class, for a total of 45 hours.  That’s no doubt less time per week than you’ll spend in your first job, so get used to it.  There is still plenty of time to party and even hold down a part time job (in fact there are 123 hours remaining for anyone counting).  As for jobs, I understand some of you work, and even take other classes, but please understand, that you made those choices, not me.  If you can’t commit the required time to this class either drop now or be prepared to suffer the consequences on your grade.  It is your tradeoff to make, so make it, and handle the consequences like an adult.





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