Author Archives: Al Eisenbarth
Week 15 – Review
In Class on Tuesday, May 11th
Question Building Part 2
In Class on Thursday, May 13th
Review for the Final
Final will be:
Published to OpenLab on Tuesday, May 18th
Due to Blackboard on Tuesday, May 25th
Question Building (Part 2 of 2)
This assignment, worth 10% of your final grade, will be completed in class on Tuesday, May 11th.
Students will work together to write a question for the final exam, including its answer. This assignment includes an individual and a group component.
- Individually, students will need to provide Al with a piece of information they have learned. To receive full credit for this portion of the Question Building, student responses will need to be:
- relevant to the class (information came from class readings or discussions)
- a piece of information (not just a topic)
- As a group, students will need to write two questions for the final exam with the correct answer. Questions can be true/false, multiple choice, fill in the blank, or short answer.
Additional instructions for completing this assignment will be given in class.
Weekly Review 11 – Due 05/06
This weekly review says it is due on 05/13 but IT IS NOT
This weekly review is due on 05/06
Week 14 – AD & AS Model
Before Class on Tuesday, May 4th
Read – Economics Online
Slides: Aggregate Demand Revisited – Eisenbarth (2021)
Slides: AD – AS (Eisenbarth 2021)
Before Class on Thursday, May 6th
Have tried or completed all of Weekly Review 11
Weekly Review 10 – Due 04/29
Week 13 – Government Budget
Before class on Tuesday, 04/27
Read – Lumen Learning: Macroeconomics – on Government Budget
Read – Lu (2020) – US current budget infographics
Before class on Thursday, 04/29
Have completed or attempted all of Weekly Review 10
Reimagining Justice | Wednesday, April 28th | 5-7pm
Faculty from CRJ want you to know that community healing is an option and it is in practice locally. See, for example:
Patterson Healing Collective
Save. Our. Streets.
Safe OUTside the System
Class on Thursday, April 22 (Week 12)
On Thursday, during our regular class time, we are going to have a 2-part Zoom Class. The first part is this Introduction to the Federal Reserve System with Graham Long, Director of Economic Education at the New York Fed from 2-2:45.
Then from 2:45-3:15, we will meet in our regular zoom classroom to go over Weekly Review 9.
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Topic: Introduction to the Federal Reserve System
This 45-minute presentation details the structure of the Federal Reserve as a decentralized central bank, and its policy responsibilities. Topics covered include:
- What is the Federal Reserve System?
- What is the structure of the Federal Reserve System?
- What is the Federal Reserve’s role in the economy?
Speaker: Graham Long, Associate Director of Economic Education at the New York Fed
Time: Thursday, April 22, 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Zoom link: https://bmcc-cuny.zoom.us/j/99450776043?pwd=U0pYcys2TkI5RlcwaVhzakpPb1Yydz09
Meeting ID: 994 5077 6043
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Week 12 – Monetary Policy
Before class on Tuesday, 04/20
Read – Lumen Learning: Macroeconomics – Monetary Policy and OMO
Watch (08:10) – Schamus (2014) – Part 2 of That Film About Money
Before class on Thursday, 04/22
have done or attempted all of Weekly Review 9