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TTC – Modern Economic Issues
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(36 lectures, 30 minutes/lecture) Course No. 5610 Taught by Robert Whaples Wake Forest University Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania Course Lecture Titles
- 1. What Economists Know and Don’t Know About Economic Policy
- 2. Economy Up or Down? How to Tell
- 3. Economists’ Views of the Future
- 4. Productivity and Productivity Growth
- 5. Inflation—Why the Measure Matters
- 6. Unemployment—How the U.S. Differs from Europe
- 7. Economic Inequality
- 8. The Fallacy of Trade Barriers
- 9. Trade Imbalances and Saving
- 10. Budget Deficits—Historical and Future Perspectives
- 11. Taxes and the Income Tax Code
- 12. Rx for Social Security
- 13. Mitigating the Economic Concerns of an Aging Population
- 14. Financing World Class Health Care
- 15. Supply, Demand, and the Future of Oil
- 16. Pollution—Tax or Trade?
- 17. Global Climate Change—Costs and Benefits
- 18. Minimum Wages and Poverty Rate
- 19. It Pays to Be Married
- 20. Pay Gaps by Sex and Race
- 21. Economic Impact of Immigration
- 22. Labor Unions—Contemporary Role in the U.S. Economy
- 23. Productivity Trends in Schools
- 24. Higher Education: Supply and Demand
- 25. Wal-Mart and Productivity Growth
- 26. Corporate Governance in a Successful Economy
- 27. Zero-Sum Game of Conspicuous Consumption
- 28. Economic Upside of Postal Reforms
- 29. Standard Market Practices—Can They Be Applied Everywhere?
- 30. Economics of the Baseball Industry
- 31. Examining Economic Response to Terrorism
- 32. Helping Poor Countries
- 33. Economic Upsides and Downsides of Urban Sprawl
- 34. Economic Costs and Benefits of Gambling
- 35. Economists’ View of Overeating
- 36. American Economy in the 21st Century
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