Economics
Course Overview:
The study of economics examines the basic theories, structures, and operations of economics with special focus on the American free enterprise system. The course features a strong foundation in basic economic principles. Topics include: scarcity, economic roles of individuals, factors affecting supply and demand, different market structures, market regulation, and the macro economy. State standards for this course include content knowledge and skills in the following areas: critical thinking and analytical skills, the evolution of democracy, economic fundamentals and institutions, concept of money, influences on economic systems, and personal finance.
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Freidrich Von Hayek and Sir John Maynard Keynes, the two
economists whose ideas most influenced the economic
policies of state governments in the 20th century.
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