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Mr. Jenkins' Economics Course Information

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Remember, all work is due by the beginning of class (unless otherwise directed)!

Textbook: Economics (Pearson)

Microeconomics

Topic (Chapter) Readings

Topic One: Fundamentals of Economics

Topic Two: Free Enterprise and Other Economic Systems

Topic Three: Demand, Supply, and Prices

Topic Four: Competition and Market Structures

Topic Five: Business and Labor

Topic Six, Section Seven: Stocks

Macroeconomics

Topic (Chapter) Readings

Topic Six, Sections 1 - 6: Money, Banking, and Financial Markets

Topic Seven: Economic Performance and Challenges

Topic Eight: Taxes and Spending

Topic Nine: Fiscal and Monetary Policy

Important Note: The final day to turn in late, old, missing or incomplete work for all classes in the first semester (The Drop Dead Date) is:

Friday 12 / 7 / 18

by the end of 1st period.

The second semester Drop Dead Date for all classes is

Friday 5 / 17 / 19

by the end of 1st period.

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Major Assignments

1. Stock Project
Please see Stock Project! page for details.

Only Acceptable Excuse:
Jail! (Please Bring Proof!)

Note: You can get no better than a "C" grade if turned in after the due date (start of period) and by the second chance date.

"Third Chance" Due Date:
None. Don't bother. Too late.

2. Starting a Business Project
Please see Starting a Business! page for details.

Only Acceptable Excuse: Jail! (Please bring Proof!)
Unfortunately, there is no real "second chance" on this one.

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Suggestions for improvement in economics!

All students should study the textbook each night or every other night in economics. I normally recommend fifteen to twenty minutes per night.

All students should always take and use notes on all reading quizzes in economics. In my classes, all reading quizzes are open note.

All students should complete the midterm and final study guides in economics.

All students should miss as few classes as possible. Attendance in economics class will help all students complete the major assignments. Much, if not most, of the work on the major assignments are completed in class, while I can help answer any questions or concerns with the parts of the major projects and daily assignments.

All students should complete as many past assignments as possible for some credit, while completing as many future assignments as possible.

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