Economics is a semester course which examines basic kinds of economic systems with emphasis on the American capitalistic economic theory and its implementation and development. The course includes the study of economics as a science, the principles of supply and demand, the principles guiding household economics, the economic organization of business, agriculture and labor: the national economy including a study of the tax system, inflation, recession, fiscal and monetary policies which effect national economic policies, and international economics, to include aid to developing economies and the impact of trade and finance on future economic stability.
Required Materials:
• Textbook: Economics Principles and Practices, Gary e. Clayton, Ph.D., Glencoe McGraw-Hill.
• Novel: The Undercover Economist, Tim Harford, Abacus Publishing
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