Welcome in. This is blog #1, week one.
Seniors...(didn't it feel good to read that?), as you've probably heard by now, you need to pass economics in order to graduate.
This is where you get to think out loud in words. It's your opinion that counts here. Credits for your thoughts. I provide the topic, you supply the response. Here is this weeks topic:
"What would you like to know/learn about Economics in this class?"
For example, one of the things that interests me is how people value money. There is no intrinsic value to it. It used to be based on a set amount of gold or silver in a United States vault somewhere, but that is not the case anymore. So why do we have so much faith in it? Its just a piece of paper. It is valued on faith in the strength of our country's economic system. Things we take for granted...
Seniors...(didn't it feel good to read that?), as you've probably heard by now, you need to pass economics in order to graduate.
This is where you get to think out loud in words. It's your opinion that counts here. Credits for your thoughts. I provide the topic, you supply the response. Here is this weeks topic:
"What would you like to know/learn about Economics in this class?"
For example, one of the things that interests me is how people value money. There is no intrinsic value to it. It used to be based on a set amount of gold or silver in a United States vault somewhere, but that is not the case anymore. So why do we have so much faith in it? Its just a piece of paper. It is valued on faith in the strength of our country's economic system. Things we take for granted...