PPT-Economics in Debating

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Training Session 11112015 Today Opportunity Costs Comparative advantage Markets Foragainst Free T rade The Dutch Disease Just some things to keep in mind 1 Economics

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Training Session 11112015 Today Opportunity Costs Comparative advantage Markets Foragainst Free T rade The Dutch Disease Just some things to keep in mind 1 Economics is most often very common senseits just the language that is a bit complicated. A PROGRAMME DISCIPLINE COURSE ECONOMICS COURSE CONTENTS Effective from the Academic Year 20112012 onwards DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS UNIVERSITY OF DELHI DELHI brPage 2br 2 Syllabus for BA Programme Economics Economics - and macro economics. Within these two disciplines , there are many more specific topics that economists study . H owever, in order to understand any economic topic in depth , an economi And its Applications. MATH TOPICS IMPORTANT TO ECONOMICS. LINEAR ALGEBRA! . Demonstrate . how goods from one industry . are consumed . in other industries. . Rows . of the matrix . represent producing sector . Summer session I. Appendix . ch. 24 + other sources. Macroeconomic Schools of Thought . Philosophical Debates in Economics. Consider a riddle:. “A man and his son are driving to a championship football game. It is late December and the roads are covered with snow. They hit a patch of ice and crash into a telephone pole. An ambulance rushes the son to a nearby hospital and operating room. The doctor walks in and says, “I can’t operate, that’s my son.” How could this be true?”. 1. Behavioral Economics. The model of economic behavior we have considered . in this course is . restrictive in a number of ways. Economic agents are assumed to be perfectly rational. Agents are assumed to perfectly understand risk and uncertainty. The Fundamentals of Economics. The Fundamentals of Economics. :. Main Idea:. Introduction to . Economics. Notes:. Economics. is the study of how individuals, families, businesses, and societies use limited resources to fulfill their unlimited wants.. Why should you debate. It’s really interesting. You get to rigorously discuss engaging and challenging ideas. You explore viewpoints other than your own. This will cover sociology, politics, economics, philosophy, gender, IR, law….. as . better economics!. Women’s Budget Group. 30 January, 2015. Susan Himmelweit. susan.himmelweit@open.ac.uk. . Plan for the morning. Gender budgeting is the practice. Feminist . Economics as the theory. William H. Brady, MD, MBA, MSc. Medical Director, Employee Health. Adjunct Faculty UNM, Texas A&M . HSc. , and Univ. Of Utah. Shar Haley, RN, . CRRN, CCM. , . SPHR; Manager. , Employee Health. Economics. Meaning. Scope. Importance. Limitations. Features. Assumptions. Relation between Micro and Macro Economics. Difference between Micro and Macro Economics. Meaning of Macro Economics. The word Macro has origin in Greek word Macros which means large.. Or why you shouldn’t be scared of debating…. What is debating?. Competitive debating is a fun activity akin to a game in which we examine ideas and policies with the aim of persuading people within an organised structure. It allows us to consider the world around us by thinking about different arguments, engaging with opposing views and speaking strategically.. Why Debate?. I. mprove . valuable skills (e.g. public speaking, critical thinking) that are applicable to many areas of our professional/personal lives. increase knowledgebase in various topics. The thrill of debating!. Unit 7 Section 3. Debating the Constitution. Americans debated whether or not to ratify, or approve, the Constitution. Many states insisted that a bill of rights be added. In the end, the Constitution was ratified and it included the Bill of Rights. The Constitution has successfully served as our framework of government for more than 200 years.. Introduction. How would you define economics?. Why are some people and nations wealthy and others poor?. Key Terms. Economics: . the . study of how people choose to use their limited resources to satisfy their unlimited .

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