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ECON 369 - In Class Exercise - Public Choice Part One - The Revolution
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28 Jan 2016:
Public Sector Economics. In Class Exercise Three (The Public Choice Revolution). 1. Before Public Choice theory (and still today in some circles) it was widely believed that government was simply promoting the best interest of society. And yet, many
ECON 369 - Outline Thirteen - Federal Deficits and the National Debt
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18 Apr 2016:
ECON 369. Outline Twelve: Alternative Means of Financing Government Expenditures. Sources: Various (see citations in the text). There are typically three ways of financing government spending: taxes, debt, and money. Some governments also charge for
ECON 369 - Outline Three - Arguments for Government Provision of Goods
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22 Jan 2016:
ECON 369. Lecture Two: Arguments for Government Provision of Goods. “Market Failures” from the standard welfare economics view (mostly from Mitchell and Simmons - see references on syllabus). What is market failure? “. the failure of real
ECON 369 - Outline One (Public Finance and Public Choice -…
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14 Jan 2016:
ECON 369. Lecture One: Notes on Public Finance and Public Choice (Introduction). Review of Some Basic Principles: What it is, what are the basic problems we try to solve (choices and coordination). We must make choices. Why? We need to coordinate
ECON 369 - In Class Exercise - Other Means of Financing Government…
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17 Apr 2016:
ECON 369 – Public Sector Economics. In Class Exercise Thirteen - Other Means of Financing Government Expenditures. 1. How does the government "go into debt"? 2. What is the difference between the government's deficit and its debt? 3. What is the
ECON 272 ICE EIGHT
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16 Aug 2016:
ECON 272. In Class Exercise Eight – Inflation and Deflation - The CPI and The Effects of Inflation and Deflation. 1. What is the CPI and how is it measured (generally speaking)? 2. What is the real rate of interest? How do time preferences relate
ECON 272 ICE TWELVE
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29 Dec 2016:
ECON 272. In Class Exercise Twelve – The FED and Monetary Policy. 1. What are the three "traditional" ways the FED can INCREASE the money supply (by manipulating credit in the system)? a. b. c. 2. Explain exactly how the FED attempts to target the
ECON 272 ICE FIFTEEN
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29 Dec 2016:
ECON 272. In Class Exercise Fifteen - Fiscal Policy and Keynesian Economics. 1. Do Keynesian economists agree with Say's Law? Explain. 2. What are the four components of aggregate demand in the Keynesian model (write out - don't use abbreviations).
ECON 272 ICE EIGHTEEN
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29 Dec 2016:
ECON 272. In Class Exercise Eighteen - An Alternative Theory of the Business Cycle - the Austrian Theory. 1. Explain Hayek's idea of a "capital structure" -- example? How does this differ from the mainstream idea or model of capital? Does this mean
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