'Classical economics' presentation slideshows

Lecture Eight

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Environmental Economics and Policy

Environmental Economics and Policy. Environmental Economics Making Green Profitable Environmental Policy Governments Protecting the Public and the Planet Examples of Real Progress on the Environment. Environment and economy are intricately linked.

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Western Economic Theories and Schools

Western Economic Theories and Schools. Group Members: Jenny Kelly Etta Eutene. Content. Introduction Jenny Basic Economic Concepts Jenny Development Kelly Etta Conclusion Eutene.

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Chapter 15

Chapter 15. Twentieth-Century Economic Theory. 15-1. Copyright ?2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Chapter Objectives. The equation of exchange The quantity theory of money Classical economics Keynesian economics The monetarist school Supply-side economics

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Debates in Macroeconomics: Monetarism, New Classical Theory, and Supply Side Economics

Debates in Macroeconomics: Monetarism, New Classical Theory, and Supply Side Economics. Keynesian Economics.

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Lecture 2 The Causes of Poverty and Underdevelopment

Lecture 2 The Causes of Poverty and Underdevelopment. Disparities of wealth The richest 1% of people own nearly half of all of the wealth on the planet. The richest 10% of people claim 86% of global wealth. Gap in average incomes between developed and underdeveloped countries

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Classical & Keynesian Economics Samir K Mahajan

Classical & Keynesian Economics Samir K Mahajan. EX-ANTE AND EX-POST Ex-ante means planned or intended or expected. For example, ex-ante investment means investment panned to be made during the year. Ex-post means actual o r realized. For example, ex-post investment means actual.

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Classical & Keynesian Economics Samir K Mahajan

Classical & Keynesian Economics Samir K Mahajan. EX-ANTE AND EX-POST Ex-ante means planned or intended or expected. For example, ex-ante investment means investment panned to be made during the year. Ex-post means actual o r realized. For example, ex-post investment means actual.

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GLOBALIZATION AND IR

GLOBALIZATION AND IR. Globalization, Poverty, and Development. Are less people living in poverty now than they were 10-20 years ago? Are global poverty and inequality best measured in country or class specific terms?

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I. Classical Liberalism: Adam Smith

I. Classical Liberalism: Adam Smith. A. Sympathy B. Self-interest C. Source of progress: D. invisible hand doctrine E. vision of the future role of government. II. Classical Liberalism: Malthus and Ricardo. A. Malthus' Theory of population

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What is stakeholder engagement?

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Test 3 Review

Test 3 Review. (Not in the exact same order as Notes). American Revolution / French Revolution. Battle of Saratoga Turning Point French Alliance Battle of Yorktown General Washington Comte de Rochambeau De Grasse General Cornwallis The Treaty of Paris of 1783. Louis XVI

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Growth Theories

Growth Theories. Three main strands of Growth Theory have developed over time, each building upon and replacing the previous theory: Classical Growth Theory (Malthus) Neoclassical Growth Theory (Solow) New Growth Theory (Romer, Lucas). Growth Theories. Classical Growth Theory

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European Commercial Revolution

European Commercial Revolution. Essential Question. How did Mercantilism help to create a better environment for Free Enterprise?. Introduction. Commercial Revolution occurred as Europe entered into global trade. Mercantilism encouraged growth of manufacturing & colonies.

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The American Economy Since WWI

The American Economy Since WWI. Objective: Students will investigate the relationship between politics and economics. Warm-up: The Flow Map. Create a flow map of your own life, starting with Kindergarten up to the present. Warm-up: Economy & Politics???.

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Marginalist Hall of Fame: Calculus Rules

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ECONOMIC THEORIES

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The American Economy Since WWI

The American Economy Since WWI. Objective: Students will investigate the relationship between politics and economics. Warm-up: Economy & Politics???. What are the 2 major political parties in the United States? How do you think economics and politics are related???

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Intersection of Race and Class

Intersection of Race and Class. Prof. Alamillo Spring 2008 CES 101:06 2/20/08 powerpoint #7. Class and Race Approaches. Modernization Theory (Friedman) -Neo-classical economics argue that the market, w/o state intervention, will eliminate racial discrimination

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