Friday, October 31, 2014

Friday, October 31st

Agenda:

  1. Game Theory Simulation
Homework:
  1. Game Theory Reading and Questions (A#21)
    1. The reading and the questions will be difficult but I expect you to come to class with the assignment complete and ready to discuss. You may write your own questions to ask about the reading as well.

Thursday, October 30, 2014

Thursday, October 30th

Agenda:

  1. finish Monopolistic Competition .ppt
  2. Oligopolies .ppt
Homework:
  1. Unit 4 FRQs due Tomorrow
  2. Unit 4 Exam Thursday

Wednesday, October 29, 2014

Wednesday, October 29th

Agenda:

  1. Turn in Political Research Extra Credit Assignment
  2. Pass out Unit 4 FRQs
  3. cont. Monopolistic Competition .ppt
Homework:
  1. Unit 4 FRQs due Friday

Tuesday, October 28, 2014

Tuesday, October 28th

Agenda:

  1. Stamp HW (A#18, 19, 20)
  2. Discuss (A#20)
  3. Monopolistic Competition .ppt
Homework:

  1. No Chapter 25 Vocab Homework - my mistake, as a reward for those of you who faithfully check the site like the whiteboard said, look below
  2. Extra Credit Opportunity
    1. Browse the following two website's articles and interactive maps regarding the 2014 Election. Record at least 10 interesting facts, statistics and/or quotes about the upcoming election with a reference to exactly where you got that fact (website and article/map). In addition, write two or three questions you have about the 2014 election or American politics in general. All this work should be done on loose piece of paper not attached to your notebook
      1. Real Clear Politics
      2. FiveThrityEight
    2. Any sharing of facts or extra credit work between students will be regarded as cheating and will result in a lowering of your overall class grade and a written report to administration. DO NOT COPY or allow others to copy.
    3. Must be turned in tomorrow during class.
    4. P.S. If you think doing this extra credit is worth your time, do it well. Impress me. The quality of work and your engagement (possible discussion tomorrow) will be noticed.

Friday, October 24, 2014

Friday, October 24th

Agenda:
  1. Finish Monopolies .ppt
    1. Price Discrimination
    2. Regulation
  2. Monopoly FRQ (A#18)
Homework:
  1. Chapter 25 Reading and Notes (A#19) Due Tuesday

Thursday, October 23, 2014

Tuesday, October 21, 2014

Tuesday, October 21st

Agenda:
  1. Continue Monopolies .ppt
    1. MR less than Demand
    2. Elastic v Inelastic Range of the Demand Curve

Monday, October 20, 2014

Friday, October 17, 2014

Friday, October 17th

Agenda:
  1. Stamp HW (A#17)
  2. Intro to Unit IV - Imperfect Competition
  3. Monopolies .ppt
    1. Characteristics of Monopolies

Wednesday, October 15, 2014

Wednesday, October 15th

Agenda:
  1. Unit 3 Exam Corrections
Homework:
  1. Chapter 24 Reading and Notes (A#16) - due Tomorrow
  2. Chapter 24 Vocab Flashcards (A#17) - due Friday

Tuesday, October 14, 2014

Tuesday, October 14th

Agenda:

  1. Unit 3 Exam
Homework:
  1. Chapter 24 Reading and Notes (A#16) - due Thursday
  2. Chapter 24 Vocab Flashcards (A#17) - due Friday

Monday, October 13, 2014

Monday, October 13th

Agenda:

  1. Pass back and Go Over Unit 3 FRQ
Homework:
  1. Unit 3 Test Tomorrow

Friday, October 10, 2014

Friday, October 10th

Agenda:

  1. Finish perfect competition in the long-run (Perfect Competition and Effeciency)
  2. Practice FRQs?
Homework:
  1. Unit 3 Exam Tuesday
  2. Review your Micro Concepts Handout and come with questions on Monday

Tuesday, October 7, 2014

Perfect Competition Review Videos

Here are a few more videos from my hyper-caffinated teacher friend. These will help tremendously for those of you who will be gone for various field trips and other off/on campus activities.

Many of these concepts we have not fully covered yet, but rest assured, we will get there over the next few days. ACDC Econ Videos:
  1. Perfect Competition in the Short Run
  2. Perfect Competition in the Long Run
  3. MR = MC Practice
  4. Graphing Perfect Competition
  5. Shut Down Rule
Khan Academy Videos:
  1. This is a link (CLICK HERE) to more lengthy (still only around 10 min or so) lectures for those of you who need more in depth explanation...especially anyone who is absent. These link is for all topics/concepts in our Microeconomics course

Wednesday, October 1, 2014