1. Course Policies and Assignments
2. Introduction to Economics
3. Introduction to Economics 2
4. Introduction to Economics 3
5. The Production Possibilities Model
6. The Production Possibilities Model 2
7. Supply and Demand
8. Supply and Demand 2
9. Supply and Demand 3
10. Supply and Demand 4
11. Supply and Demand 5
12. Three Economic Measures
13. Three Economic Measures 2
14. Three Economic Measures 3
15. Three Economic Measures 4
16. Three Economic Measures 5
17. Three Economic Measures 6
18. Three Economic Measures 7
19. Three Economic Measures 8
20. Aggregate Demand and Supply
21. Aggregate Demand and Supply 2
22. Aggregate Demand and Supply 3
23. Long Run Macro Equilibrium
24. Long Run Macro Equilibrium 2
25. Economic Instability
26. The Keynesian Model
27. The Keynesian Model 2
28. The Keynesian Model 3
29. Fiscal Policy
30. Fiscal Policy 2
31. Money and Banking
32. Money and Banking 2
33. Money and Banking 3
34. The Federal Reserve
35. The Federal Reserve 2
36. Money and the Economy
37. Money and the Economy 2
38. International Economics
39. Semester Review

This course prepares the student to understand the economic structure of the United States and its place in the world economy, to interpret common economic measures, to understand the processes of governmental fiscal and monetary policies, and to evaluate individual decision-making from an economic perspective.