A note about Weekly Review 1:
-The first two questions are your own self-report. No such thing as a wrong answer.
-Questions 3-6 are reflective of the “positive versus normative” slide in Week 2 Lecture Slides.
I encourage you to post some of your questions and examples in the comments here or underneath the lecture slide post. (The Week 2 category will get you there) (or search for “lecture slides” or “ppt.”) (the search bar is a widget on the right if you’re on a computer)
– Questions 7-10 are talking about the Lionel Robbins quote from 1932 on slide 2 of the Week 2 Lecture Slides. The biggest difference between his definition of Economics and Neva Goodwin’s is that Robbins references the scarcity of the stuff we have to make other stuff. I am looking for YOUR reflection, not a particular correct answer.
Answer these questions in your own words. Remember, I do not want any work that is copied and pasted from anywhere. Tell me what these words mean to you. Again, no wrong answers.
A note about Weekly Review 1:
-The first two questions are your own self-report. No such thing as a wrong answer.
-Questions 3-6 are reflective of the “positive versus normative” slide in Week 2 Lecture Slides.
I encourage you to post some of your questions and examples in the comments here or underneath the lecture slide post. (The Week 2 category will get you there) (or search for “lecture slides” or “ppt.”) (the search bar is a widget on the right if you’re on a computer)
– Questions 7-10 are talking about the Lionel Robbins quote from 1932 on slide 2 of the Week 2 Lecture Slides. The biggest difference between his definition of Economics and Neva Goodwin’s is that Robbins references the scarcity of the stuff we have to make other stuff. I am looking for YOUR reflection, not a particular correct answer.
Answer these questions in your own words. Remember, I do not want any work that is copied and pasted from anywhere. Tell me what these words mean to you. Again, no wrong answers.