Introduction to Microeconomics AP/ECON 1000 3.0DF

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AS/ECON 1000 D,E / 1010 P,Q 6Fall 2009/Winter 2010LECTURE SCHEDULE AND ASSIGNMENTSIntroduction to Macroeconomics AS/ECON 1010 3.0 P,Q Winter 2010WEEK OF TOPIC READINGASSIGNMENTSTUDY GUIDEASSIGNMENTJanuary5Measuring GDP & EconomicGrowthP/B Ch. 20 Ch. 20: MC 1-6, 12-25SAP 1-4, 6-10January12Monitoring Jobs and Inflation P/B Ch. 21 Ch. 21: MC All SAP AllPart 7: Problem None MC 1-2, 4-8January19Aggregate Supply andAggregate DemandP/B Ch. 26 Ch. 26: MC All SAP AllJanuary26Expenditure Multipliers:The Keynesian ModelP/B Ch. 27 Ch. 27: MC All SAP AllFebruary 2(Continued)TEST 1 – In Class – Thursday 4 FebruaryFebruary9February23Money, the Price Level &InflationThe Exchange Rate &Balance of PaymentsP/B Ch. 24 Ch. 24: MC All SAP AllP/B Ch. 25 Ch. 25: MC All SAP AllPart 8: Problem NoneMC 3-4, 7, 9, 11, 13, 16March2Canadian Inflation,Unemployment & BusinessCycleP/B Ch. 28(679-686 only)Ch. 28: MC 1-14 SAP 1-3, 5-6March9Fiscal Policy P/B Ch. 29(707-13, 718-26 only)Ch. 29: MC 1-8,16-25 SAP 1-3, 9-10Part 9: Problem NoneMC 1-5, 7-8, 10, 12TEST 2 – In Class – Thursday 11 MarchMarch16March23Monetary Policy P/B Ch. 30 (731-46 only) Ch. 30: MC 1-23 SAP 1-5Part 10: Problem None MC 1-3, 5-6Economic Growth P/B Ch. 22 Ch. 22: MC All SAP AllMarch30Government andBusiness Cycles:Hands Off or Hands On?To be addedFINAL EXAM – APRIL 7 – 23, 2010
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