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On-Demand Webinar

Economics 103: Circular Flow, the Global Economy and Economic Systems

Time: 60 minutes ,
Presenter: Theresa Fischer
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Objective

Teachers will be able to:

  • Learn key concepts on circular flow, global economy, and economic systems.
  • Learn the importance of circular flow in teaching the economy with leaves and injections.
  • Help students understand the different economic systems and how they answer important economic questions.
  • Evaluate global economies through trade, tariffs, and quotas.

Standards

State Standards

Concepts

Aggregate Supply and Demand, Barriers to Trade, Business Organization, Financial Institutions, Foreign Policy, Global Trade Policies, Goods and Services

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In this economics webinar, teachers will learn about various types of economic systems and how they trade and function.

Description

We will examine the basic theories of Adam Smith and J Keynes as they relate to the circular flow model and see how the various economic systems answer important economic questions. We will look at the global economy and understand the challenges to free trade. Furthermore, we will discuss circular flows and understand resources and products in markets with government or very little government.

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Subjects:
,Economics

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