Jan. 21 W | 1. A Brief History of Economics
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Jan. 26 M | 2. Money, Inflation, and "Why is Economics the Dark Side?"
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Jan. 28 W | 3. Markets for Goods and Services
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Feb. 2 M | 4. Analysis in the Supply and Demand Model
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Feb. 4 W | 5. Consumer and Producer Surplus
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Feb. 9 M | 6. Price Controls and Taxes
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Feb. 11 W | 7. International Trade
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Feb. 16 M | 8. Externalities and the Environment
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Feb. 18 W | 9. The Nature and Value of a Firm
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Feb. 23 M | 10. Production and Costs
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Feb. 25 W | 11. The Perfectly Competitive Firm
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Mar. 2 M | FIRST MIDTERM
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Mar. 4 W | 12. The Labor Market
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SPRING BREAK
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Mar. 23 M | 13. The Capital Market and the Real Interest Rate
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Mar. 25 W | 14. Monopoly
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Mar. 30 M | 15. Introduction to Macroeconomic Models
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April 1 W | 16. A Simple Long-Run Macro Model
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April 6 M | 17. Savings, Investment, Government
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April 8 W | 18. Growth
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April 13 M | SECOND MIDTERM EXAM
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April 15 W Tax Day |
19. Central Banks
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April 20 M | 20. Money and the Real Economy
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April 22 W | 21. Unemployment and Business Cycles
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April 27 M | 22. Aggregate Demand and Inflation
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April 29 W | 23. Inflation and Unemployment
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May 4 M | 24. Household Choices Revisited
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Review Session
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May 11 M | FINAL EXAM
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