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Markets
Unit Plan
Interactive Practice
- Graph a Demand Curve
- Change in Demand vs. Change in Quantity Demanded
- Graph a Supply Curve
- Change in Supply vs. Change in Quantity Supplied
- Shift in Supply or Demand
- Shifts in Both Supply and Demand Curves
- Elasticity
- Graphing Elasticity
- Holiday Edition: Shifts in Supply or Demand
- Valentines Edition: Change in Demand vs. Change in Quantity Demanded
Video
- I, Rose
- A Price is a Signal Wrapped Up in an Incentive
- Markets Link the World
- The Demand Curve
- The Supply Curve
- The Equilibrium Price and Quantity
- Graphing a Demand Curve from a Demand Schedule, and How to Read a Demand Graph
- What Shifts the Demand Curve?
- Change in Demand vs. Change in Quantity Demanded
- Consumer Surplus
- Graphing a Supply Curve from a Supply Schedule, and How to Read a Supply Graph
- What Shifts the Supply Curve?
- Producer Surplus
- Equlibrium in Economics: How a Supply and Demand Graph Dot Explains Producer and Supply and Demand Terminology
- Does the Equlibrium Model Work?
- Elasticity of Demand
- Calculating the Elasticity of Demand
- Office Hours: Elasticity of Demand
- Elasticity of Supply
- Elasticity of Supply: Why Housing is Unaffordable
Business Decisions and Market Structure
Video
- Introduction to the Competitive Firm
- Maximizing Profit Under Competition
- Maximizing Profit and The Average Cost Curve
- Minimization of Total Industry Costs of Production
- The Balance of Industries and Creative Destruction
- Maximizing Profit Under Monopoly
- Office Hours: Calculating Monopoly Profit
- The Monopoly Markup
- The Costs and Benefits of Monopoly
Market Failure
Unit Plan
Interactive Practice
- Graphing Negative Externalities
- Graphing Positive Externalities
- Unintended Consequences: Externalities Edition
- Types of Goods
Video
- What are Negative Externalities?
- What are Positive Externalities?
- Command and Control Solutions
- The Coase Theorem
- Trading Polution
- A Deeper Look at Tradable Allowances
- The Hidden Costs of Polution
- Externalities and Incentives: The Economics of COVID
- Public Goods and Asteroid Defense
- A Deeper Look at Public Goods
- Club Goods
- The Tragedy of the Commons
- Free Rider Problem (Econ Dictionary)
- Bonus: Women in Economics- Elinor Ostrom
Role of Government
Unit Plan
- Intro to Economics (Day 4)
- Price Ceilings and Price Floors
- The Economics of Ideas: COVID-19 Vaccine? Lesson
Interactive Practice
Video
- The Importance of Institutions
- Price Ceilings
- Price Ceilings: Shortages and Quality Reduction
- Price Ceilings: Lines and Search Costs
- Price Ceilings: Deadweight Loss
- Price Ceilings: Misallocation of Resources
- Price Ceilings: Rent Controls
- Rent Control in Mumbai
- Price Floors: The Minimum Wage
- Price Floors: Ariline Fares
- Why Do Governments Enact Price Controls?
International Trade
Unemployment
Unit Plan
Interactive Practice
Video
Money
Inflation
Growth and Fluctuations
Unit Plan
- Intro to Economics (Days 3-4)
- GDP: A Measure of Economic Health Unit Plan (Day 4)
Video
- The Hockey Stick of Human Prosperity
- Basic Facts of Wealth
- Growth Rates Are Crucial
- Growth Miracles and Growth Disasters
- The Importance of Institutions
- Geography and Economic Growth
- The Puzzle of Growth
- The Economics of Ideas
- Patents, Prizes, and Subsidies
- Intro to Business Fluctuations
- Bonus: Introduction to the Solow Model
Monetary Policy
Unit Plan
Interactive Practice
- Dual Mandate
- Market for Reserves (Limited)
Video
- Monetary Policy and the Fed
- Open Market Operations
- Federal Funds Rate
- How the Fed Worked: Before the Great Recession
- How the Fed Worked: After the Great Recession
- The Federal Reserves as Lender of Last Resort
- Monetary Policy: The Best Case Scenario
- Monetary Policy: The Negative Real Shock Dilemma
- When the Fed Does Too Much
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