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Economics

What You Will Learn Today

  • How to find key sources of economic data: journal articles, government information, and other resources.
  • How to evaluate the information you find like a professional economist would.
  • How to link what you learn to what you've covered in class.

Ways to Search

Prof. Robinson's Example: Economics and global development versus Economics and the Global South

Class Example: Externalities and environmental economics

Group Work: Alternative Economic Perspectives on Everyday Life

  1. Group 1: Affordable housing
  2. Group 2: Inflation
  3. Group 3: Minimum wage
  4. Group 4: Financialization
  5. Group 5: Debt industry (e.g., student loans)
  6. Group 6: Intellectual property (IP)

Key Journals