Workbooks For Economics In 2023 +Six Printable Workbooks!

What you'll learn
2019/20/21 Current Real World Macro Economics Fundamentals
Through discussion with students from many countries you'll be exposed to many different economic ideas.
Bidenonomics
Macroeconomic discussions and workbooks
Requirements
None
Description
Notice: Please do NOT enrol on this course on impulse, thinking you might watch it later. Maybe show an interest on impulse, yes, but before you enrol, watch the Preview videos, read the Course Description and then make a decision. If you then enrol then please start the course as soon as possible. Watch the lectures, look at the workbooks and join in the discussions. Joining my courses is a serious business and I want you to get the most out of your study – but I also want you to enjoy the course.That is why I am asking that you only enrol because you really want to and that you start the course intending to make full use of all the resources.You will be very welcome.LATEST ADDITION: The December 2022 Economics Workbook current as at 10th December 2021This course is a series of lectures - evolving lectures to represent current events - that act as a 'video workbook' for the following:Real world macro-economics (workbook completed and available)Micro-economics (workbook completed and available)Macro-economics (workbook planned but not filmed)The format is the same throughout:A series of lectures made up of two parts:a. a recent article about the economy (by 'recent' October 2019) and questions related to the articleb. multiple choice question(s) on micro/macro economicsIn this way, this course is a workbook that is IDEAL for those who are interested in CURRENT macro economics.There is both a catch and a bonus.The BONUS is that the course is built on participation and if people answer questions, comment on answers then there will be more lectures added – on a regular basis. However, if hundreds enrol and do not offer questions/answers then there will be fewer updates as there seems little point.Therefore this course is FANTASTIC for people who want to learn about Economics by being involved, by doing questions and commenting on answers.It's 'OK' for those interested in current economics.It's not much good for those who hate Economics..
Overview
Section 1: Friendly advice
Lecture 1 Friendly advice
Section 2: For all
Lecture 2 For all
Section 3: Please please watch this first!
Lecture 3 Please make absolutely certain that you watch this first!
Section 4: The Oxford Diploma
Lecture 4 Compulsory : The Oxford Diploma
Section 5: OPTIONAL : Economics English
Lecture 5 Introduction
Lecture 6 Day One: Ask for Help
Lecture 7 Day Two: Watch and Listen
Lecture 8 Day Three: Write Down Words and Phrases
Lecture 9 Day Four: Practice as much as you can (Part 1)
Lecture 10 Day Four: Practice as much as you can (Part 2)
Lecture 11 Day Five: Make time to study
Lecture 12 Day Six: Five Websites
Lecture 13 Day Seven: In conclusion
Section 6: Compulsory for Oxford Diploma: Key Terms in Economics
Lecture 14 Introduction
Lecture 15 The first five
Lecture 16 Onwards, upwards and beyond!
Lecture 17 Five more terms
Lecture 18 Keep at it!
Lecture 19 Dig deep...
Lecture 20 Over half way!
Lecture 21 60+ or more definitions
Lecture 22 The final three!
Lecture 23 Not quite there!
Lecture 24 The final lecture in this key new section!
Section 7: Test
Lecture 25 Introduction
Lecture 26 Day 1
Lecture 27 Day 2
Lecture 28 Day 3
Lecture 29 Day 4
Lecture 30 Day 5
Lecture 31 Day 6
Lecture 32 Day 7
Lecture 33 Day 8
Lecture 34 Day 9
Lecture 35 Day 10
Lecture 36 Day 11
Lecture 37 Day 12
Lecture 38 Day 13
Lecture 39 Day 14
Lecture 40 Day 15
Lecture 41 Day 16
Lecture 42 Day 17
Lecture 43 Day 18
Lecture 44 Day 19
Lecture 45 Day 20
Lecture 46 Day 21
Lecture 47 Day 22
Lecture 48 Day 23
Lecture 49 Day 24
Lecture 50 Day 25
Lecture 51 Day 26
Section 8: Compulsory : Brexit - the Update
Lecture 52 Brexit - the Update: 1
Section 9: Introduction
Lecture 53 Introduction
Lecture 54 The demise of Thomas Cook
Lecture 55 Kit Kat
Lecture 56 Exposure
Lecture 57 Stalling?
Lecture 58 Jobs, Jobs and more Jobs
Lecture 59 The US economy got off to a poor start
Lecture 60 A 'No-deal Brexit'
Lecture 61 Catastrophe
Lecture 62 Enough is enough
Lecture 63 Cutting taxes to revive
Lecture 64 Corporate tax revision
Section 10: Microeconomics Section
Lecture 65 Introduction
Lecture 66 Market Failure
Lecture 67 Government Failure
Lecture 68 Rottenomics
Lecture 69 Government Failure??
Lecture 70 Sunshine
Lecture 71 Restaurant Disclosure
Lecture 72 Wealth and Welfare
Lecture 73 Personal Care
Lecture 74 The Right Incentives
Lecture 75 Slavery
Lecture 76 Climate Change
Lecture 77 Cultural Disagreement
Lecture 78 Disease
Lecture 79 Local Emissions Goals
Lecture 80 Be Smart About Your Air Conditioner
Lecture 81 Conclusion
Section 11: The Economic Burden of Strokes
Lecture 82 The Economic Costs of a Stroke
Lecture 83 Looking at some data
Lecture 84 Some studies
Lecture 85 The global burden
Lecture 86 Art Therapy and Strokes
Lecture 87 Can the arts help stroke rehabilitation?
Lecture 88 Therapies (Part 1)
Lecture 89 Therapies (Part 2)
Lecture 90 Therapies (Part 3)
Lecture 91 Over to you! (Part 1)
Lecture 92 Over to you! (Part 2)
Section 12: OPTIONAL: Learning and Mind Maps
Lecture 93 Teaching is the art of causing learning (part 1)
Lecture 94 Teaching is the art of causing learning (part 2)
Lecture 95 Teaching is the art of causing learning (part 3)
Lecture 96 Mind maps
Lecture 97 Mind maps (part 2)
Section 13: Mind Map a Textbook!
Lecture 98 Mind Map a Textbook!
Section 14: Bonus
Lecture 99 Bonus
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