Global Economics plus the Great Reset!
What you’ll learn
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An overview of global events for a particular month
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Through discussion, an update on global events
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Practical application of Economics through looking at global events
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An understanding of the economic role of their own country
To encourage discussion, on the 18th January 2022 a new section was added:
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The Great Reset
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Controversial.
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Provocative
Exactly what the nest economic courses are about – stimuli for discussion!
This – initially – is a short course. Only the month of August is covered. The course will be added to during the coming year and thus provide a ‘rolling Economics discussion’.
Discussion IS the key. ‘Let’s talk about Economics’ is exactly that – a course made up of:
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Educational Announcements
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Lectures as up to date as possible
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A booklet accompanying each month with data response questions in AND all the links (thus saving you time!)
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The Q/A section
The Q/A section is where the discussions take place – discussions where the lectures are merely the starting point. This is an Economics course for those who wish to:
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Learn more about Economics in general
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Learn through discussion
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Learn about the economies of other countries and the possible impact on your own country
Each month – at the end – there will be new lectures; a new booklet; new discussions. Whenever you join the course you will be able to look back at the Q/A and see how economies have progressed, how the effects of economic policies have been felt elsewhere.
As the course includes a booklet for each month, you will be able to build a collection of ‘monthly global economics’ supplemented by YOUR input – and the input of others.
Let’s talk about Economics – together.
Who this course is for:
- Students worldwide who are interested in discussing global economics
Sebastian Meyer –
This course is suitable for those who want to start off and have and get tasks and manageable and sliced questions. It makes it so valuable because one is able to use a step by step approach and goes on without too many interventions. Good for anyone who has some knowledge in economics and is willing to expand a bit.