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Week 4 – from Module 6: “What is Gross Domestic Product?” and “Calculating GDP“

Week 7 – from Module 15: “Absolute and Comparative Advantage” and “Comparative Advantage and the Gains from Trade” OPTIONAL: “Learning by Doing: Comparative Advantage and the Gains from Trade“

Week 8 – from Module 16: “Strengthening and Weakening Currency” *this is the only reading for this week so I encourage you to do the exercises and watch the videos in this chapter if this is an unfamiliar concept.

Week 11 – from Module 11: “Automatic Stabilizers” and “Neoclassical Fiscal Policy and Supply-Side Economics“

Week 12 – from Module 13: “Monetary Policy” and “Monetary Policy and Open Market Operations“

Week 13 – from Module 11: “Government Spending” “Taxation” and “The Question of a Balanced Budget“