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In this 12 week course, we will explore the introductory concepts and themes of micro and macro economics such as supply and demand, scarce resources, individual markets, free market and the American founding and more. 

This class serves as an excellent college preparatory course - developing critical thinking and analysis skills and preparing students for the demands of university and the workforce. 

Economics is about choice and its impact. It relates to the economic decisions made by individuals, firms and governments. 

This course helps students develop an understanding of how markets work and how economic decisions impact everyday life.

- Understanding Our Weekly Quote: Adam Smith 
- The Invisible Hand 
- Introduction to Economics 
- What is Choice?  

Week One - Introduction to Economic Concepts 

Exam 1 

- Understanding Our Weekly Quote: Claude-Frederic Bastiat 
- The Broken Window Theory 
- Scarcity 
- 10 Principles of Economics 

Week Two - Introduction to Scarcity and the 10 Principles of Economics 

- Understanding Our Weekly Quote: Guy Debelle 
- The Federal Reserve 
- Understanding Audits 
- Fiscal Policy 
- Government Spending, Government Taxes 
- Monetary Policy 
- Federal Reserve Exercise 

Week Three: Government Spending & Taxes, Monetary Policy, The Federal Reserve 

- Understanding Our Weekly Quote: Ovid, Roman Poet 
- Exploration of Post-War Germany 
- Importance of Competitive Markets 
- Profit Maximisation 


Week Four and Exam One: Competitive Markets & Exploration of Post-War Germany 

- Understanding Our Weekly Quote: Milton Friedman
- Competitive Markets 
- Perfect Competition 
- What is a Monopoly? 
- Disadvantages of a Monopoly 
- Advantages of a Monopoly 
- Government Responses to Monopolies 

Week Five - Competitive Markets Continued, Introduction to Monopolies 

Exam 2 

- Understanding Our Weekly Quote: Milton Friedman
- Taxes, and their Impact on Production 
- The Curse of Machinery & The Luddites 
- This History of the Minimum Wage 
- Laws of Supply and Demand 
- Aggregate Demand 

Week Six: Supply and Demand and a History of the Minimum Wage


- Understanding Our Weekly Quote: John Maynard Keynes 
- Protectionism
- Tariffs & Subsidies 
- The Steel Industry 
- Parity Prices and the Agriculture Market 
- The USMCA
- Highlighted Supreme Court Case: Wickard v. Filburn 


Week Seven: Introduction to Protectionism & Highlighted Supreme Court Case 

- Understanding Our Weekly Quote: Shel Silverstein 
- What is Money? 
- Fiat Currency
- Gresham’s Law 
- Inflation and the Weimar Republic 
- Hyperinflation and the End of German Democracy 

Week Eight: What is Money? And an Introduction to Inflation 

- Understanding Our Weekly Quote: Milton Friedman 
- Inflation, Continued 
- Zimbabwe, a Case Study 
- Real and Nominal Interest Rates 
- Unions 

Week Nine: Inflation Continued, and an Introduction to Unions 

Exam 3 

- Understanding Our Weekly Quote: Ben Bernanke 
- The Credit Crunch 
- Financial Crisis 
- The Mirage of Inflation 
- Warren Buffet on the 2008 Financial Crisis 

Week Ten: The 2008 Financial Crisis 

- Understanding Our Weekly Quote: Bill Clinton, former US President & John Maynard Keynes 
- The Great Economic Debates 
- Keynes vs. Hayek 

Week Eleven: The Great Economic Debates 

This week we will discuss the federal budget, as well as the pros and cons to balancing a budget. 

We will also discuss discretionary vs. non discretionary spending.

Paper Writing Exercise 

Exam 3 (non commutative) 

Week Twelve: Exam Three, The Federal Budget, and Paper Writing Exercise 

Introduction to Economics | High School Course 1/2 Credit | FLEX

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Introduction to Economics - Semester Course

Nathaniel Gilbert

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Economics Tutoring

Lauren Cush, J.D.

Personalised one-on-one tutoring for high school level economics

High School Economics Tutoring

Calum Crichton, CA, BA (Hons), MRes

Life Skills

High school economics is a thrilling adventure into the intricate dance of supply and demand, where students dive headfirst into understanding how choices shape the world around them.

High School Economics

Gina Jude Curriculum--CLEP and AP Specialists

This class introduces teens to captivating economic ideas while encouraging critical thinking and real-world connections. The syllabus focusing on engaging, thought-provoking economic concepts that go beyond the basics.

Intriguing Economics- Summer Camp 

Dr. Hanen, PhD, Economics

In this semester-long course, we will cover a full range of economic and political systems, with analysis of past and present implementation of each.

Economic and Political Systems

Thomas Jones

In this 12 week course, students will learn the fundamentals of economics, microeconomics, macroeconomics, International Economics, and Personal Economics. 

Economics: The World Runs on Self Interest-Semester Course

This class offers personalized tutoring sessions designed to help students excel in AP Economics exam or master high school economics concepts.  Lessons are tailored to ensure students achieve their academic goals with expert guidance.

 Economics /AP /IB/ High School 1-On-1 Tutoring

Unlock your child's potential in IB Economics with one-on-one, tailored guidance designed to ensure in-depth understanding and exam excellence.

IB Economics: Personalized Tutoring (45 Min)

William (B.A. Economics)

This class offers a comprehensive and tailored learning experience for students, focusing on key economic principles, analytical skills, and real-world applications to promote a deep understanding of the subject.

Economics Unlocked: Personalized Tutoring (45 Min)

In this 10 week class, learners will explore a range of introductory macro and microeconomic concepts while analyzing how economic principles affect everyday life choices.  

Economic Essentials (Semester-Long)

Stephanie Fogarty M.Ed. & Ed. Spec.

Test Prep

Our class provides tailored IB Economics tutoring, designed by an experienced educator, covering essential concepts, exam prep, and practical applications in concise, 30-minute sessions. 

Customized IB Economics Coaching

Imran Mir

This course would be a 5-week course for kids ranging from 9-12 to learn about the value of a dollar. This class will talk about everything from shopping to budgeting in a fun and age-appropriate way. 

Economics for Kids

Ms.Metoyer

This 1:1 tutoring class helps A-Level Economics students master microeconomics, macroeconomics, and exam techniques. Sessions are personalized to meet each learner’s needs, building confidence and improving performance.

A-Level Economics: Personalized 1:1 Coaching

Math

This course provides a comprehensive exploration of the economic principles underlying money, banking, and financial markets.

1:1 Economics of Money, Banking and Financial Markets, Global Edition

Oxana Cesnova

This class is for students who desire to dive into the world of Economics in a fun way. They will discover how the world and money work and get insight into types of markets, businesses, and more. We have fun projects, discussion, and more!

Economics Fun: How Things Work (With Textbook)

Savannah Gilmore

In this club (taught by a former homeschooler & homeschool teacher!) we will get to socialize with other homeschooled girls and make new friends from across the globe. 

Homeschool Hangout: Middle School - Group for Girls

In this 16 week course students will cover the first half of Saxon Math 6/5 - math will be made fun and relatable. 

Saxon Math Homeschool 6/5 - Part 1/2 

In this 16 week course students will cover the first half of Saxon Math 7/6

Saxon Math Homeschool 7/6 - Part 1/2

In this club (taught by a former homeschooler and homeschool teacher!) high school students will get to socialize with fellow homeschoolers and make new friends from across the globe. 

Homeschool Hangout - High School, Ages 13-18

In this club (taught by a former homeschooler and homeschool teacher!) students will get to socialize with fellow homeschoolers and make new friends from across the globe. 

Homeschool Hangout - Preteen Ages 8-12

Music

Introduction to Music class, where we will learn the basics of music and music theory - applicable to any instrument or voice

Homeschool Music Class

In this club (taught by a former homeschooler and homeschool teacher!) students will get to socialize with fellow homeschoolers, develop social skills, and make new friends from across the globe. 

Homeschool Hangout - Autism Edition, High School

In this club (taught by a former homeschooler and homeschool teacher!) students will get to socialize with fellow homeschoolers and make new friends from across the globe.

Homeschool Hangout - Ages 5-10

Homeschool Social Group: Middle School

Homeschool Hangout - Autism Edition, Middle School

In this portion of the multi-part course, we will introduce the Constitution, as well as those documents that preceded it. 

American Government I - The Constitution

Ever wonder how the world really works? In Economic Principles , students explore decisions, money, markets, trade, and big decisions through real-world examples, games, and debates. A must-take course for curious thinkers.

Economic Principles for Teens: How the World Really Works, 8 Weeks (16 Classes)

Adam Scott Education | Stocks Money History DnD

Science & Nature

Future doctor or nurse? Perfect for teens interested in the body, health & disease, or those pursuing a career in nursing or medicine. Learn with a college professor! Engage in a full academic course with fun activities and medical cases.

All Systems Go! Introduction to Human Anatomy & Biology | High School Science

Dr. Sharon Tam

Gain math confidence with a patient, communicative teacher in Algebra 1. This interactive math class promotes critical thinking and real-world skills. Graded homework included!

Algebra 1 | Full Year, Semester 2 | High School Math Class

Tiffany Willis, Certified Math Teacher

This is the second half of a full school-year high school Geometry course for a grade. 

Prof Kitty's Geometry Semester 2 | High School Course

Professor Kitty BS ChemE-UVa; MBA-Case Western

Gain confidence with a patient teacher in Algebra 1! This interactive math class will be challenging, but all efforts are honored. This Algebra 1 class is part of a full curriculum if paired with the semester 2 class.

Algebra 1 | Full Curriculum, Semester 1 | High School Math

In this four-week algebra unit, learners will continue their algebra studies with linear and exponential functions and problem solving.

Linear and Exponential Functions | High School Math, Module 2

Avrila at Math With Avrila

In this 4-week course, learners will learn about sequences and functions, launching their algebra studies to new heights.

Sequences and Functions | High School Math, Module 1

Learners will continue their algebra studies by connecting functions, representations, and contexts.

Introduction to Economics | High School Course 1/2 Credit | FLEX

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