AP Economics
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The Money Market (4.5)Cash flows fast In the money market place Balance to be made. Your homeworkPlease complete the Topic Questions on the Money Market (4.5) and the Edpuzzles on Monetary Policy (4.6). Please note that there are two videos on Monetary Policy.
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Banking and the Expansion of the Money Supply (4.4)If only money grew on trees. But banks have their own ways of expanding the supply of money. Your homework
Definition, Measurement, and Functions of Money (4.3) and Nominal v. Real Interest Rates (4.2)1/25/2023 Your to-do list
Definition, Measurement, and Functions on Money (4.3)Liquidity flows Money easily spent or saved Ease of exchange reigns. Nominal v. Real Interest Rates (4.2)Nominal rates rise Real rates adjust with inflation Savings lose value fast. Your homework
Your to-do listI hope everyone can take advantage of today in lots of different ways.
Please use today to make sure you are caught up on assignments from the beginning of Unit 4. Specifically, make sure that you have completed the Topic Questions on 4.1 and the Edpuzzles on 4.1/4.3 and 4.2. Looking forward to seeing all of you on Wednesday. Your to-do list
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Financial Assets (4.1)Cash and stocks, bonds Financial assets grow wealth Security in hand Definition, Measurement, and the Functions of Money (4.3)Money, a medium Exchange of goods, a store of value Measure of wealth too What's coming up
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Let's finish Fiscal Policy and Automatic Stabilizers.
Fiscal Policy (3.8)
How does the government attempt to keep the economy running smoothly. Let's look at fiscal policy.
Fiscal policy grips
The nation’s purse strings tight or loose Influence on growth Automatic Stabilizers (3.9)
While fiscal policy requires constant action by our government, there are also tools that go into effect with no additional action by our government.
Prices fluctuate
Automatic stabilizers smooth Balance is restored What's coming up
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Grab all of the notes you need for the remainder of Unit 3.
Long Run Self-Adjustment (3.7)
Let's finish up with the how the economy trends back towards the Long-Run Aggregate Supply Curve.
Fiscal Policy (3.8)
How does the government attempt to keep the economy running smoothly. Let's look at fiscal policy.
Fiscal policy grips
The nation’s purse strings tight or loose Influence on growth Automatic Stabilizers (3.9)
While fiscal policy requires constant action by our government, there are also tools that go into effect with no additional action by our government.
Prices fluctuate
Automatic stabilizers smooth Balance is restored What's next
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Please grab the notes for Topics 3.6, 3.7, and 3.8. Let's see what we can get done today.
Changes in the AD-AS Model in the Short-Run (3.6)
What happens when AD and AS shift? Let's continue to investigate.
Long-Run Self-Adjustment (3.7)
Prices adjust slow
But in the long run, balance found. Equilibrium now. Fiscal Policy (3.8)
Fiscal policy grips
The nation’s purse strings tight or loose Influence on growth What's coming up
Friday, 1/6: Finish Unit 3
Tuesday, 1/10: Unit 3 Review, Unit 3 Study Guide due Thursday, 11/12: Unit 3 Exam, Unit 3 Graphing Test due |
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