eco 202

Task: Current Events Project: For this project, you will be conducting a thorough analysis of the ever changing environment given the Coronavirus.  You will be investigating how the Coronavirus has affected the many areas that we study when looking at microeconomics. Most of your sources will be from popular press articles, which is fine as long as they come from a reputable source and can back up any opinions you have on the topic. I will be loo

22 Other / Other Southern New Hampshire University / eco 202 18 Nov 2020

Task: The final project for this course is the creation of economic history analysis presentation. Macroeconomics is the part of the study of economics that is concerned with the aggregate or the whole. Macroeconomics provides us with tools and methods to understand how our economy works as a whole. It deals with economy-wide issues such as price levels, employment, national income, and growth. As a student of macroeconomics, you will learn how t

22 Other / Other Southern New Hampshire University / eco 202 18 Nov 2020

I’m studying and need help with a Economics question to help me learn. The final piece of research that needs to be done on your final project concerns foreign trade. Research foreign trade as it relates to your chosen 10-year historical period (1980-1990). Section I, part d) of the Final Project Guidelines and Rubric will guide your research for this final piece.You will then draw overall conclusions using Section III of the final project

15 Other / Other Southern New Hampshire University / eco 202 17 Nov 2020

Can you help me understand this Economics question? Over the past seven weeks, we have explored different decades of US history and applied principles of macroeconomics to their outcomes. Take this time to share what you have learned with your classmates. In your initial post, respond to the following:Choose one macroeconomic concept you applied in your final project. Explain how it helps describe the economic outcomes of the decade you res

20 Other / Other Southern New Hampshire University / eco 202 17 Nov 2020