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Economics Lecture Two (view source)
Revision as of 12:01, September 5, 2009
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9. Is there a supply and demand curve for homeschooling, or homeschooling courses like this one? Discuss.
9. Is there a supply and demand curve for homeschooling, or homeschooling courses like this one? Discuss.
10. Explain your opinion of the Democratic health plans pending in Congress.
10. Discuss any aspect of the economics of health care.
11. How are the forces of supply and demand and the free market helpful to someone who might otherwise be an social outcast and victim of prejudice in a community? Alternatively, discuss the social benefits of a "free market" more generally.
11. How are the forces of supply and demand and the free market helpful to someone who might otherwise be an social outcast and victim of prejudice in a community? Alternatively, discuss the social benefits of a "free market" more generally.
12. Should sellers of goods or services required to fully disclose to mothers the harm that their goods or services causes? Discuss, providing a specific example of a harmful good or service.
12. Compare "equilibrium" in economics to "equilibrium" in other fields (such as chemistry or physics) or in life itself (such the flow of traffic on highways), using specific examples.
== References ==
== References ==