May 18 2011
Welker’s daily links 05/18/2011
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Introduction to Game Theory | Yale Political Science Lecture
A summer course on game theory from Yale…
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May 18 2011
Introduction to Game Theory | Yale Political Science Lecture
A summer course on game theory from Yale…
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Jan 25 2011
Introduction to Development – exploring prezi | Economics in Plain English
Lesson Plan – Myths about Economic Development – debunked | Economics in Plain English
Essential Questions
Nov 15 2009
LRB · John Gray · We simply do not know! – Annotated
AP Macro and IB teachers should read this review of George Akerlof and Robert Schiller’s book “Animal Spirits”. There are some great points in this piece that can be brought into the AP or IB classroom with regards to the assumption of rational behavior and more importantly the Keynesian/Classical debate on Macroeconomic policy issues.
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Nov 07 2009
A special report on China and America: : Round and round it goes | The Economist – Annotated
China and the US have a complicated relationship when it comes to trade. It may be changing in the future due to the recession in America, but for some that change can’t come fast enough!
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Nov 06 2009
YouTube – ACDCLeadership’s Channel
Mr. Clifford and ACDC Leadership is dedicated to creating interactive programs, lessons, and activities that make learning exciting.
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