March, 2020
AP Macro – 3/04/2020
I. Bellwork Assume that the loanable funds market in Country X is currently in equilibrium. Draw a correctly labeled graph of the loanable funds market for Country X, and label the equilibrium interest rate as r* and the quantity of funds as QF*. Assume that the government of Country X, which had a balanced budget, […]
Government – 3/04/2020
I. Bellwork What problem are both these quotations addressing? Define despotism. Which do you agree with and why? II. Objectives: Identify the problem facing the Framers, as expressed from different viewpoints in two primary source quotes Define the six basic principles around which the Constitution is built. Read the Constitution and identify where in the […]
Government – 3/03/2020
I. Bellwork Q&A A. One thing you know well about this chapter is………………. B. One thing you are confused about in this chapter is…………………. C. How I can improve upon in the next chapter is by……………….. II. Objectives: Identify and explain the three concepts of government that influenced the American colonies Explain the significance of […]
AP Macro – 3/03/2020
I. Bellwork:P 351: Check Your Understanding 1-3Pgs. 351-352 Multiple Choice 1-5 II. Objectives: Construct economic models which demonstrate the crowding out effect Explain how and why crowding out occurs and its impact on the economy III. Discussion Fiscal Policy and Crowding Out The Loanable Funds Market and Crowding Out- Macro Topic 4.7 IV. Classwork iLearn […]
AP Macro – 3/02/2020
I. Bellwork Page 339 – Check Your Understand 1-3 Q&A II. Objectives: Explain why classical macroeconomics wasn’t adequate for the problems posed by the Great Depression Discuss how Keynes and the experience of the Great Depression legitimized macroeconomic policy activism Define monetarism and identify its views on the limits of discretionary monetary policy III. Discussion: […]
Government – 3/02/2020
I. Bellwork“Our government under the proposed [Constitution], will be guarded by a repetition of the strongest cautions against excesses [abuse of power]. In the senate the sovereignties [powers] of the several states will be equally represented; in the house of representatives, the people of the whole union [all the states] will be equally represented; and, […]