Your teacher may ask you to pull this up when you do your DBA:
This lesson is about classical economics and Say's Law. There is no assignment for this lesson but do make sure to read it. Watch the videos below after you have gone through lesson 3.08 for some further understanding of the classical vs. Keynesian view
This lesson and the next one on aggregate demand are super important as the concepts will come back for the rest of the class. Each lesson has a quiz for the assignment. Watch both videos to help review for them.
There are two 'multipliers' in Macroeconomics - the spending multiplier and the tax multiplier. I suggest you watch all the videos below to help figure out how to do the calculations for assignment 3.04
The videos below help explain equilibrium and give some practice. I suggest you watch them before trying the quiz for this section (which does require you to draw some graphs). Don't forget to email your graphs to your teacher as soon as you finish the quiz!
The most important thing to remember about economic growth is that it is long-run. The video below will help make it clear. Don't worry if you don't understand exactly what he is talking about when he talks about monetary policy. You'll learn that part later. The key is the relationship between economic growth, LRAS, and the PPC that you learned about in mod 1.
The video below will help you review all the graphs from mod 3 and how they work together. Check out the vocab and visual DBA at the top of the page as well.