James Lacey

I'm Dr. James Lacey and am looking forward working with you this term to explore microeconomics.

You can make a Zoom appointment with me here: https://bit.ly/3ekXT56

If you don't see a good time for your, then please just send me an email or Canvas message.

We will meet on Thursdays at 6 PM, beginning February 2, and ending March 16

Introduction and Plan for Learning

In the first week, I will talk about Economic History.

Here are my ECN202 Class Notes for Lectures.

Economics News: G.D.P. Report, U.S. Economy Records Solid Growth

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2023/01/26/business/gdp-growth-inflation?unlocked_article_code=3mXCYAqcZhBAam8AWsqn1Ljq_Mh-wIWzv_wdRFvM6mo_KJuw9QmUsHjnwb80aQafTgNcRdGelj0uyYhKHmHEQUgxWODdgmmGXauSbICO_qV4Kz_i0rQbp1141nP-v-ollUjiEDrhqj6qn4CYgoSvE-jPPSPzYDMiTpVwFQcr5Vjc1-uIhrruIvmqXhC34CeIPhunn3pC4_qto25op_pxyRV-n5x1RUs8giFa-2UHydZUDwT1DXTjeIUbrnxNMx1UtBtw7pZCz1ZMQP032BMYi2gct-pPJ7Ag7_hgcMvjrkieM8poJGr4uYrk-5zwgrLjzXKHJoYid4Wcnp91cnBGPLPyQFF7YEHR&smid=share-url

Course Description

Examines the basic concepts of microeconomics, including theories and models that describe how consumers and producers of goods and services make rational economic choices, and the implications of those choices for market prices, quality, and product variety. Looks at demand and supply elasticity, the nature of competitive rivalry, factors of production, income distribution, and the impact of government regulation.

Text

Our text is Microeconomics from OpenStax, and is fully contained in this Canvas course. (You do not need to buy anything, pay for added features, made donations, etc.)

Zoom

Click Zoom in the course menu to join the Zoom Meeting, then Join. Recordings will be saved and made available in the Zoom Recordings Module.

Syllabus and Course Schedule

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Note that the content and especially the ordering is subject to change.